My WW2 Poem
Uploader Comments (justjustinme)
Top Comments
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Excellent you cover important parts of WW2 in your Poem. 5 ***** ,
and give a reminder.
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good work
All Comments (16)
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@justjustinme That's fine; it was just friendly advice in case you were interested in writing more. Having to study it puts a lot of people off for life. As Dr. Johnson said, "A man should read as inclination leads him, for what he learns as a task will do him little good." There are plenty of war poems, such as Keith Douglas's "Vergissmeinnich", that rhyme as well as being great poetry. You can find it on YouTube, although I prefer to read, rather than hearing another person's interpretation.
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yes. and i thank you for that . :) i'm sure your poem turned out great.
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@justjustinme i didnt tho lol
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someone actually asked me if they could use it for their poem. I told them no, but I think they did anyway. hahaha.
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awsome dude thanks now i get a+ on my poem for school ;P lol jk
If you have ambitions in this genre you should think about the difference between poetry and verse. Poetry doesn't necessarily have to rhyme, but just becasuse it's verse doesn't necessarily mean it has to be poetry either. This is meant to be a constructive comment so please take it as such.
mjeshaw 3 months ago
@mjeshaw This was a poem I wrote for my 9th grade english class. I acknowledge that my artistic / poetic abilities are lacking, but the rhymes are good and it's a good narrative. Maybe it's not a poem by definition, but I am no poet. Just wanted to share my work with other youtubers. Thanks for the comment!
justjustinme 3 months ago
but they never took Sweden muhahaha, great poem
Svanberg123 4 months ago
@Svanberg123
Nope. Never did. hahaha. Thanks for the comment Johan. :)
justjustinme 4 months ago