I'm not sure why, but I can't help from being critical of this poem. First, the word "all" in line 1 is troubling. Is this meant to imply that, after he noticed, there will be no more dieting, etc.? In this sense, the poem is about a woman who lets herself go after she couples up. In the last line, the word "finally" raises questions. What did he notice, that she exists? Or that she's been dieting, etc.? If it's the latter, what was noticed? That she looks good or that she's too skinny and wears too much makeup? Ambiguity is good in moderation, but this poem seems too ambiguous to possess meaning.
If this poem is autobiographical, congratulations on getting noticed. I'm sure you look fabulous.
I look fabulous because he noticed. Exactly what he noticed or what the effect will be on my future dieting or makeup are yet to be figured out. Thanks for your comments.
Thank you for clearing up the ambiguity people have noticed in this poem and for adding a delightful ending. It explains to anyone who might have been confused by my complex wording why âA Girlsâ Climaxâ is achieved in being noticed by a fat, gay man, and why such a man noticed her.
I love the poem but isn't it sad what people put them selves through just to get noticed by others? Why can't we just be our selves and still get noticed? The one that notices you then will truely appreciate who you are compared to the one who notices you for the mask that you put on.
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If this poem is autobiographical, congratulations on getting noticed. I'm sure you look fabulous.
After all the dieting,
Makeup,
Fashion,
Poise,
He finally noticed,
He was fat and gay.
sorry I was looking for a place to drop that new catch phrase. I think your poetry's excellent.
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