Ok so for english we had to write a poem on loves and losses and i wrote this one. Please give me your honest answer on everything and if you have any ideas on how to make it better thanks!
I love you now,
I lost you yet,
I will always be here.
Don’t you fret
I know it hurts
But life goes on
I will try not to listen
To those sappy love songs,
Cause when I do,
I think of you
And what we used to be,
I just wish you would see
I gave you everything,
Yet you pushed me away,
I promise I will miss you,
Every single day
Me and you,
We can find a way,
And maybe…just maybe
We can be together someday.
ThirdQED answered Wednesday May 13 2009, 7:08 am: Hello,
You have a few grammatical errors that need to be fix, but other than that, AWESOME poem! I like it very much. It must have took you a lot of time to write that.
And here are the corrections to make your poem even better:
--Change "Cause" (in "Cause when I do") to Because or 'Cause.
'Cause is one of the two popular shortened forms of "Because," while "Cause" is not.
Example: The cats cause an uproar 'cause of the mice.
--Put a PERIOD after "But life goes on" and "Every single day."
--Change the comma after "And what we used to be" to a PERIOD.
--Change "Me and you" to "You and I" (the comma stays there).
Also, I suggest you change "not to listen" to "listen not" =)
amygwen answered Tuesday May 12 2009, 9:51 pm: I genuinely like that poem a lot. It was really nice to listen to, and you did a great job on creating a job that describes 'loves & losses'. Good job! :D [ amygwen's advice column | Ask amygwen A Question ]
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