Having she cries brings a different feel to the poem. If you change it with something else you will get a totally different perspective to the poem. Interesting.
Wow, I really like this work~ It's hard to make a poem that's repative, and you Struck this right away.
"To the corn field, for blooming at last,
she cries,
To the city, thats moving too fast,
she cries, "
I love these lines, How you showed both sides of a reality. Throughout this poem, I love how crisply you contradicted these views. Very well done! Keep up the amazing work~
the first few stanzas of this were really enticing, and i think maybe a revision to focus more on them would help this. it seems like you start off really focused on something in the beginning, and i can picture someone in a lonely cornfield and someone in a city that wont slow down...
then in the second stanza the poem relies on more generic images which arent as strong. if you are up for a revision, id maybe play with the first part more, and either expand it just a bit to improve on its mood, or trim it down further to really just leave nothing but a suggestion for the reader to expand upon.
the cornfield and the city really work well as contrasting settings/images,.
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