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 rant no.3 so once again, it shall be started off like this: "You know what really grinds my gears?" i really really don't like it when someone pours out heart and soul in a poem and then someone commments on it saying, "that's good, but go into more detail" or, "you messed up on the grammar somewhere" (excluding you who corrected some grammar on one piece of mine, that's a little diff. than what i'm talking about now) it just really angers me and i'm surprised that when it happens to someone else that it doesn't anger them as well if i wrote the saddest poem i've ever written raw and emotional to the max and someone said "it's a good topic, but you need to go into more detail" i would probably lose my temper curse at them and tell them to grow a soul because quite honestly personally, i think that's quite ----ed up i just don't see how one can be so close-minded of the emotion that goes into poetry most of the time people write their poems flat out-all out never with much thought just with feeling so think about that the next time you leave a comment on somebody's poetry even if it isn't sad and is a happy one perhaps there's a reason for not going into detail or for not using correct grammar - |
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