6:11 p.m. :: 2006-03-11
username: 1/1
Love it!
contact: .5/4
Notes, but you don't have it linked on your main page which why I
have you a half point.
layout: 10/10
I really, really like it.
spacing & readability: 10/10
Just fine.
You
title: .5/5
The title "you" has been too many times to give you significant credit. It's
suiting, and
that is why you don't have a zero here.
However before I go any further I'd like to say that your poem has a lot of emotion in it.
It almost feels
like you could have been crying when you wrote it. I got the chills when I finished it. For that
I'm giving you
a bonus: +5pt for giving me the chills!
opening: 9/10
It would be a perfect score if not for the error.
"I whisper your name each time I drifted to sleep"
It should either be "whisperd" or "drift" because your confusing the tense here. However, it's an
excellent opening.
It sets the scene for how much in love you are with this person. You could expand that simple
line so far... For example
just from that line I know that this poem is about someone you love, and someone that you are
almost desperate for,
someone you feel you cannot live without. It speaks such a loud emotion in such a small line.
Beautiful! (Just fix the error!)
closing: 9.5/10
Your last line was; "the other half of my soul...." I think you
should use the standard three dots (...) because
it throws me off to see four. I also don't like that you're inconsistent with capitals. Some lines
have capitals at the beginning, and
others don't. There isn't a pattern to it at all, so I think you should make them all one way or
another. Other than that, it's a very beautiful
closing line. It makes the poem seem complete, and gives me a feeling like you've finished your
thought. It almost seems over dramatic.
but suiting at the same time.
appealing & style: 8.5/10
It's very appealing, but I do recommend a couple of things
switched. Other than the inconsistent capitals
and the four dots rather than three, and the tense issues, I think this line: "In a crowd, I keep
searching that familiar face of yours"
would be a lot better said if you said it this way: "In a crowd, I keep searching for your familiar
face"
relate to it: 10/10
Hunney, we all feel for you!
rhyme & rhythm: 6/10
There is almost a rhythm, but no rhyme. A deep poem
doesn't need those things, but
I think it would dramtically improve the effect of the poem.
spelling & grammer: 6/10
We've already been over the errors.
like it: 9/10
I liked it alot.
.5 + 5 + 9 + 9.5 + 8.5 + 10 + 6 + 6 + 9 = 5.5 + 18.5 + 16 + 15 = 5 + 19 + 31 = 24 + 31 = 55
21.5 + 55 = 76.5
Total: 76.5/100
The poem is a much deeper poem than a 76, but your errors
brought your score down a lot.
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