Well it's a simple poem and it's quite self-explanatory, but I can give my opinion on it all the same.
It's using the simple rhyimg scheme which makes it effective at getting your point across and feelings felt. It's a sweet sentiment and while the sophistication of your wording is rather subdued by the simplicity of it, the general naivety is lost when you repeat that fourth line in the fifth.
"To live so many ways." That's not something an adolescent reminisces. That's of an older tongue, someone who has seen things, lived things; of wisdom. That contrast is subtle but effective.
The last line brings the poem back full circle and neatly ties up the main point of the piece. It's a nice sentiment and a nice read, and although simple and tidy, that repetition is probably a lot more worthwhile than you realise.
I will say this now - Most of the time, in a lot of situations in life, the simplest answer is the best. You don't always need to over complicate matters. Subtlty is key.
Wesley Sneijder for Netherlands tonight, for example. Barely ran around, barely seemed to be involved. Everytime he picked up the ball he did a killer pass. Everytime he ran he managed to beat a defender. Everything he did was of the highest quality but he was ever so subtle. If it's effective, it needn't be loud.
Posted 11 Years Ago
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