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Originally Posted by Holybelmont Standing in a crossroad ...where do i go?
My mind is blurry the answer i do not know..
the road is difficult to travel..swallowing up innocent bystanders..
the roads look the same for the destination remains unchanged..
my heart shall give answer to what road i travel on..
i walk to left on the road unknown..traveling to where i wish i known..
i see a field full of flowers..shining so bright in the twilight hour..
a scene of serenity a true sight of beauty.. i remember now the reason i left my village..seeking revenge for the death of my loved ones.. gaining power is the key..for soon they shall dead at my feet..tears sorrow and bitter taste of hate..."ill make sure you claim your fate!" long have i traveled to find and destroy.. the ones that my heart cant avoid..killing them will fill the void.... but am i right to kill them..or am i wrong..ill know the answer as i travel on..
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The first thing I have to say is to break up the lines after 'twilight hour.' It's up to you how you break them up, but generally, poetry reads more natural and is more effective if there are actual lines and stanzas that clearly end and begin. Which brings me to my next point; the '..' things. They aren't necessary if you were to break up the poem up into lines and stanzas. Also, capitalize the 'I's and use commas when necessary to help the poem flow better. As for the poem itself (aside from the technical issues), it was alright. If you fixed the technical issues, you could really make something great
