Critical Analysis #2 |
traped in the wake of a dream |
hibby716 New Member
since 2003-12-01
Posts 5watertown, NY USA |
Traped in the wake of a dream, the ripples are your smile, touch, and loveingness, dreams aren't often said to come true, So many aren't this lucky, if they only knew MY dream, is you, is prue and true Most dreams the words are forgotten this one i can't find enough words to say words could never be enough, so sometimes silent my dream, glimmers, love reigns down my bestfriend, who can i tell all to? my hope, is it not in you i place i'll my faith? My love, you are my dream, i love you, you've taught me dreams do come true |
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Always Lisa Member
since 2003-06-08
Posts 133 |
Welcome aboard, hibby716... >Traped in the wake of a dream, Missing a "p" >the ripples are your smile, touch, and loveingness, Look up loveingness in the dictionary. >dreams aren't often said to come true, >So many aren't this lucky, if they only knew >MY dream, is you, is prue and true I think you meant, "pure." >Most dreams the words are forgotten >this one i can't find enough words to say >words could never be enough, so sometimes silent >my dream, glimmers, love reigns down >my bestfriend, who can i tell all to? Best friend is 2 words. >my hope, is it not in you i place i'll my faith? I think you meant "all" and not "I'll." >My love, you are my dream, i love you, >you've taught me dreams do come true Not much was fresh or clean here... Too many typos and the punctuation ran amuck. Next, you used caps but they weren't consistent. I thought this was slightly clever though... Traped in the wake of a dream, the ripples are your smile I would have liked to have seen this packed with modifier like the about in place of nonexistence form, and or consistent rhyme and meter to back it up. Happy writing, Regards, Always Lisa [This message has been edited by Always Lisa (12-02-2003 08:31 AM).] |
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