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Post by Yuliya on Dec 16, 2007 23:37:12 GMT -5
My Horse Sets Me Free
I’m not strong enough And my legs are too slow The sky’s up too high But I’m dying to know
What it’s like to race the wind Whether the stars really talk to each other Why animals always long to be free And if humans really are nothing but a bother
It’s on days like these that I run to the stable Where all I have to be is me And as I open the stall, I know my questions will be answered Because, you know, my horse sets me free
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Post by Peregrine on Dec 24, 2007 15:15:19 GMT -5
Very nice. You kept it short and to the point and didn’t go rambling on and on—which was good. The poem follows a consistent rhyme scheme (unlike mine, lol), which makes your poem easier for the reader to follow and gives it a more regular rhythm. I noticed the meter is different between the first stanza and the last, because of the difference in the two stanza’s length, but I like the effect that the that has on the poem. It’s like the first stanza is saying what the person wants and the next two stanzas are explaining how and why. Overall, a nicely written poem.
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