poemranker ::You by amanda_dcosta

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Free verse № 146475

You

Member since 2005 · Posted 21 Sep 2006 · Edited 21 Sep 2006 · 8 comments

There are tough days when life's a dead end, when worldly struggles upon me descend when I've reached the limits of human patience and all that I live for keeps caving me in; It's moments like these God sends me His force To make me feel loved, His presence so close, He sends me an angel To guide me along, To freshen my heart To sing me a song, To give me the courage To do what is right, Help lend me a hand or show me the light. And when least expected new doors He opens an angel to guide me and boldly step in. It may be your smile, it may be your word, An angel you might be in this big bad world.

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8 comments

[9] Ranger 21-Sep-06/10:43 AM Reply
Line 4 - reduce to just 'descend'
Line 22 - change round to 'He opens new doors' (sounds incredibly forced at the moment)
Last line...'big bad' is a little trite, this poem needs a killer endline to really knock us for six.

I have to say, though, I'm glad to see you posting again - it's good to be able to rely on someone to post lighthearted and all-round nice poetry :-)
[10] A_Dark_Calm 21-Sep-06/11:05 AM Reply
Reminds me of my girlfriend Lola. She's my angel.
[0] Edna Sweetlove 22-Sep-06/8:29 AM Reply
I love doggerel. But onky talented doggerel. Which this is not.
[9] Ranger › Edna Sweetlove 22-Sep-06/3:11 PM Reply
I love comments. But only intelligent comments. Which that was not. -bow'ls-
[0] Edna Sweetlove 22-Sep-06/8:29 AM Reply
I meant "only", not "onky". But still 0/10.
[5] nypoet22 24-Sep-06/7:32 PM Reply
very "hallmark card"
[10] ALChemy 8-Feb-07/6:06 AM Reply
Some of the best half rhyme I've read here.
[7] lmp 16-Apr-07/6:09 PM Reply
i cannot see any reason why this line should read as such:
"new doors He opens"

there is no rhyme that it is matching up with, but the effect of the flow is rather devastating. perhaps rework it to a more "normalized" sytax?