CommentsHey everybody needs a Happy Ending
I definitely agree with you that everyone deserves a happy ending.
But, reality doesn't think that way. Of course, I'm hopelessly in unrequited love at the moment (supposedly), and pieces like these just increase my hope. Go for it. You'll do great. ^-^ you know what? forget happy endings! enjoy being able to love NOW! time you enjoyed wasting was not wasted, who needs hope for later when u can reach out and touch it? shoot for the stars in his eyes, if u still fail ull fall in the rings of his arms
Ah, I wish it was that easy. Although you are quite encouraging.
Unrequited love is my current dilemma (or so I believe; I've never asked). Then you don't know do you? It's better to have loved and lost, than to never loved at all my dear Ri.... go for it, and if he ever comes back around, you show that man you're too good.
Ah, sometimes I don't think I have enough courage to do that.
However, you are really encouraging, and I really do thank you~ |
Of course, I mean this in a good way.
I'm a hopeless romantic, and this has definitely piqued my interest into what other literature pieces you are capable of (then again, I'm a literature geek, too).
I should stop rambling; onto your critique. I've seen many romance pieces, and many follow the beat you have here. Everyone expects a happy ending in romance pieces, which is why the 'Originality' section has is rated what it's rated.
You're technique is amazing; I daresay I may just be jealous. As for the impact, I loved how the entire poem flows as well as it does, like a timeline, just climbing to the strongest point of the piece.
Overall, this is a wonderful piece, and I do encourage you to continue to pursue literature.