Clown. [E] He leaned in closer As if to whisper To tell me something So I'd remember. |
So, the description that you supplied for this piece is definitely quite interesting. I saw it floating to the right of my screen and I had to give it a look. The way you describe the clown is very realistic. You made sure that your reader clearly envisions him, and you focused on the characteristic details that stick to people's minds. I really enjoyed that, especially with the: "cracked smile." This poem is definitely intriguing and the ending was completely unexpected. For a second there I was thinking that the narrator was one of those people who were terrified of clowns. But when it turned out to be his/her very own reflection, I definitely felt a lot more empathy for the fear that this character felt. This got me thinking about what might have happened in the narrator's life. What would lead a person to describe himself as a clown? This person feels like he is frustrated with the mask that he has to put on everyday. The way I interpret the fear at the end is that this person has hidden his face for too long that actually seeing it startled him. I wonder if this is what you intended? Definitely well written and quite thought provoking! Nicely done. ** Images For Use By Upgraded+ Only **
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