Tag: 3 Star Reviews

This one is a metaphysical poem in which the speaker attempts to persuade his resistant lover that they should have sexual intercourse. He explains that if they had all the time in the world, he would have no problem with their relationship moving this slowly.

The plot in this one was kind of disappointing because it had the potential to be much better than it actually was. However the plot was okay but nothing too good nor too bad. 

I liked the idea behind the plot which is why I’m giving this poem extra points for that.

The write style was probably the best thing in this whole poem because it did really shine and I love that.

I give this poem 3 / 5

This poem is about the power of poetry itself. And the narrator of this poem wants his beloved to be remembered forever, even as she argues that such notions are vain and pointless; she’s a human being, and as such her name and memory will one day disappear along with her mortal body.

This one is a fun little poem which for the most part is okay but nothing extraordinary. 

I didn’t have any expectations for this poem because I never heard about Edmund Spenser before 

The plot of this poem is okay for the most part but it didn’t really speak to me and I had hard time trying to connect with it. 

The writing style was okay for the most part but there were times were the writing style ran down the hill however there were also moments were the writing style really shine. 

I give this poem 3 / 5

This poem explores the themes of imagination, illusion, and reality.

Finally I’ve read a poem which is about something else that death, and about the depressing aspects of life which happens to annoy me in poems now on days because there are so many of them.

The pilot itself is kind of unique but I felt like it didn’t use its full potential which it had. 

The writing style was okay for the most part. I feel like it could have been better if the author gave the writing style more time. 

I give this poem 3 / 5

The speaker directly addresses a tiger, imagining its bright flashes of color in the dark night-time forest. The speaker asks which immortal being could possibly have created the tiger’s fearsome beauty. The speaker wonders in which far-off depths or skies the tiger’s fiery eyes were made.

This one was pretty okay poem but still it was far from the Edgar Allan Poe and H.P Lovecraft level. 

The plot in this poem was okay but I wasn’t the biggest fan of the concept, so many that’s why I only gave it 3 star. 

This poem is the generic poem everyone thinks about when they think about a poem. Because it has archaic language. It has a lot of religious imagery and it has the very strict rhyming schemes.

I give this poem 3 / 5

To A Mouse depicts Burns’ remorse at having destroyed the nest of a tiny field mouse with his plough. He apologises to the mouse for his mishap, for the general tyranny of man in nature and reflects mournfully on the role of fate in the life of every creature, including himself.

The writing style in this poem was kind of decent but still not much to talk about because it wasn’t that great when you look as a whole.

The plot here was okay for the most part but it had some up turns and down turns. But for sure it had the potential to be better if it was written by Edgar Allan Poe or H.P Lovecraft. Or at least if it had a creepy or scary part to it.

Overall this poem is a little silly poem which in the end doesn’t make sense in the end. 

I give this poem 3 / 5

The plot of this poem is about is often impossible to see where a life-altering decision will lead. 

This poem I’ve read it quit long ago but I sort of forgot to review it so here it comes now.

As you might know I’m not the biggest fan of the poetry and every time I’m to review a poem I don’t know what to say for whatever reason. 

The plot it this poem is okay but nothing to much to talk about because after all it is just a poem. 

The writing style in this poem was the generic writing style which you will see in every poem which exist.

I give this poem 3 / 5

This one is about an exploration of isolation, sorrow, and despair—emotions that feel as inescapable as the night itself. These emotions, Frost suggests, are not unique to the speaker of his poem, but rather a universal part of the human experience.

This one is another pretty decent poem from Robert Frost. To be honest im not the biggest fan of poems but there are few that I like. However this one isn’t one of them but it still was okay.

The writing style in this poem was pretty decent but far from what Robert Frost is able to. Ive read some of Robert Frost’s work as you can tell.

The story is pretty good but for me it was something missing at least for me. This poem explores Sorrow, Isolation and despair and these emotions are sort of mixed in this poem. Its  was fun to read this poem but nothing more than that to be honest here. 

This poem gets 3 / 5