#Treacherous Voyage: The Sandy Shore (2/2) -Rider
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This is really good
I loved the first one and I love this one, the only feedback I can give iscontinue this way
you write profoundly congratulations, they are great figurative texts well done
i still feel like an idiot lmao 😢 gonna have to wait for it to pass
HAHAHA MAN STOP IT
You are incridble poet
flattery maximised, see you bro
yep, always want consistency
This is really amazing once again but I think the 3rd stanza was my favorite because the wording and how it was used was really original. You did amazing
This is a really good way to describe the aftertaste of the pure depression from the previous entry
Oh yeah also "shattered remnants" is perfection
yesyes
These two poems really remind me of the 2nd poem i linked, sunset blue
I really like the commitment of the imagery to the specific maritime aesthetic
Great way to end things
I feel like I oftentimes use a similar road in character development
"The only way to go is through"
That kind of thing
looking back, you can sometimes feel like your struggle was unnecessarily difficult at the time to escape and you realise that "there really was only one direction to go" 🆙
Yup.
Really talented love how consistent the rhymes are in this one it flows so well.
same comments as the first part of this poem - especially like the 6 paragraph and everything after that, nother job well done
The Sandy Shore (2/2) -Rider
amazing...
From these two poems, i feel like your definetely very talented at crafting little stories like this and expressing yourself through it. Both of these poem just show your good skill at writing. Would love to read more of your stuff man
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Love how you can write such long poems and the texts and descriptions are on point
^^^
Great poem, I really have no criticism, I think I liked the third stanza the best with the radio imagery.
yea i really liked that one too
so descriptive and creative?? teach me your ways
I don't deserve such flattery, thanks for reading though. If you want another to read: #1217458955291463690
Love it
“Once a confident ship, Now only floating debris” - I think this is meant to represent your confidence to be honest. Collapsing after whatever happened in “the storm”.
“I hold on for not so dear life”… altering an old saying, tailoring it for your own situation… great.
Amazing simile and rhyme, and the structure evokes hope and emphasises despair.
Wonderful! @snow forum has just pregressed to level 2!
Though I don’t understand the last line
Here is the last lines explanation
Genius
I love this one even more. The way you continue here is perfect. The theme of the first poem runs through it too, but then it has its own aesthetic too. The way you paint this grand painting which on the surface is just a depressed person at last finding solace... but when you really look at it is very profound in meaning and goes more deeper. GREAT WORK
this deserves a star
@quartz prairie
Treacherous Voyage: The Sandy Shore (2/2) -Rider
Do you mind if we go two for two?
😂 sure bro, im in the middle of editing another poem but send it here if you like
Hahaha sure, dw there’s a discord link so it’s all convenient and stuff
this is my management
thanks homie
np 👍
I love the extended metaphor of the ship representing mental health. It allows us to view a vulnerable situation in such vivid detail, and using illustrious imagery of the ship to break it down is just…tragic.
It sets up perfectly into the desperation of the speaker in the final few stanzas in his desperate attempt to break out of the abyss he’s bound in. I love the ending reference to the classic “rock bottom” trope, where you reflect that you’ve been stuck at the abyss for so long that any step forward feels like the only path paved to you at this point.
but it ends on a good note yknow
Yeah. That’s what I was referring to as well dw, he’s going forward, so breaking out of that rut he’s been stuck in.
However, it’s a Pyrrhic victory. He has been through so much just to get to that point of recovery, and one also wonders if it was worthy of getting his ship destroyed to begin with, a metaphor for his mental state having deteriorated on life’s journey.
The victory itself is bittersweet. He has successfully clawed his way out of the “abyss”, a metaphor for depressive thoughts that wreak havoc on his mental state. However, the “ship” representing his psyche has been wrecked in the process, so the road to recovery will be an arduous journey for him.
Just re read this and the first part and i have fallen in love with this poem all over again!! Great job, princess. I rlly like the last 2 lines. and the 6th stanza is sooo nice. Especially the lines "reality is tearing apart, my stars begin to dance"