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Hi,
Before I get to your poem, let me take the time to welcome you to Writing.com. I have been here 15 months and I can safely say I have never learned as much as quickly as I have here. I have made friends that I know will be life long and I will stay in contact with for many years to come. I hope your experience is as good.
Now about your poem. I found it very interesting in the way you chose to paint the scene for us. You did a fairly wonderful job of taking the reader to the scene as it unfolded. The other first thing that slapped me in the face was - gee there are a lot of commas. I will try to explain below.
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Your poem
The icy cold surrounds her heart,
And into death she does depart,
The shadows fading in her wake,
And far above the heavens quake,
Speeding through the sky so dark,
Black devils wings do now embark,
To trap thine soul within a grave,
From which no creature can be saved,
But search no more for whom you seek,
For once she’s found you will be weak,
The coldest ice in you shall dwell,
And you’ll follow her straight into Hell,
To take your place down by her side,
The Prince of Darkness and your Black Widow Bride.
(My comments)
Punctuation seems to be the biggest problem for me in this work. A complete thought needs a period or question mark to emphasize it. You used a bunch of commas which made this really just one long run on sentence.
The meter of you poem varies which I won't really say is a big deal but it is obvious that you are trying to write a rhyming poem. Why not work enough to give it form, fixing the meter, the rythm and rhyme (grave and saved).
Sorta like this:
The icy cold surrounds her heart,
And into death she does depart.
The shadows fading in her wake,
And far above the heavens quake.
Speeding through the sky so dark,
Black devils wings do now embark,
To trap thine soul within a grave,
From which no creature can be saved.
But search no more for whom you seek,
For once she’s found you will be weak.
The coldest ice in you shall dwell,
And you’ll follow her straight into Hell.
To take your place down by her side,
The Prince of Darkness and your Black Widow Bride.
I hope you have not been offended by my comments I think your poem quite delicious. It also tracks with a belief of mine.
Keep writing.
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