I don't like the angsty teenage vibe I get from it. I roll my eyes at teenagers who write "suicide" and "love" works because they're often built on inexperience.
Not to say you couldn't write better work, I'm pretty sure you could. And I'm sure they'd be very enjoyable to other teenagers, or emo/goths and that kind of crowd, but it's not my cup of tea. Still, I'm sure construction of sentences will probably prove to be a strong point at a later date. I just think skill in poetry should be built on things other than the cliches of suicide and love. I made up a comment about four years ago, called the "I cut myself with a butter knife movement"... I've applied it to a lot of members' work on here, and this definately goes in that category (whether you actually do so isn't my business, and shouldn't insult you, but if it does -- apologies). I apply it to work written when teenagers are in the "angst" mode.
Work on your choice of words. Your construction needs a little work, but I can see that might improve quicker than anything. Still, post more in the future and I can attempt a hand at giving a more constructive view.
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