#the forever wielder

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normal snow
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I feel my skeleton shiver,
the blood inside thicken,
my hearts petals wither,
sufferer of battle fever,
and yet I am a believer,
a human shield within
that took the dent and
forced the blow through
a thousand colors
of vibrating emotions,
the forever wielder.

scenic trench
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Oh this one is short and sweet one

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I like it

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you describe yourself as wearing out by fighting something

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but you are firm on your stance and will fight

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showing vigour and Vitality

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quite nice!

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Make stanzas more clear and put spacing

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this is my suggestion

normal snow
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Thank you 🫡

formal olive
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A human shield within what? You tryna be fancy leaving it ambiguous? I think it might be a little too ambiguous / the wrong ambiguity

normal snow
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I dont think its that ambiguous. the poem speaks for itself, the resilience of thoughts

formal olive
scenic trench
formal olive
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I thought u either were a human shield in a shield wall or had a human shield within you and neither of those really fit

scenic trench
normal snow
formal olive
scenic trench
scenic trench
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tho I suggest if your aim is to please everyone

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then you gotta make things like baby food

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but if you want to convey a complex emotion, then you pave your own path!

normal snow
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I do think it could be improved but not every poem will be everyones cup of tea

formal olive
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Also fwiw readers are interpreting stuff on the spot and for certain things being clear ‘when you think about it’ (like the within thing) is an issue for me at least

normal snow
scenic trench
normal snow
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I also think my style of writing is pretty cryptic at times, this one is less cryptic then most of my poetry

scenic trench
normal snow
exotic dew
# normal snow I feel my skeleton shiver, the blood inside thicken, my hearts petals wither, ...

i like how the paradox of being both vulnerable (petals withering) and resilient (shielding against blows) adds depth to the poem.

the poem balances vulnerability and resilience, leaving room for interpretation. although, to enhance clarity, consider refining the imagery and expanding on certain themes ( for ex 'a thousand colors' could express a lot at once, try adding specifics to it maybe? like certain shades that express the feeling of the speaker more clearly?)
overall, i like the concept of the poem

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