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My thoughts on Mental Health Service
I really like the use of voice throughout the piece! The speaker’s panic and escalating feelings are clearly depicted and it isn’t something I have really seen before when discussing emotions within poetry. I liked the fragmentary structure to the piece, adding to the feeling of not having fully-formed thoughts or a stable headspace. I also felt that the length of this poem also added to the tension between the speaker and reader and I really like that element. With the poem’s subject matter, you manage to add in key phrases within travelling ‘see it, say it, sorted’ and I felt that elevated the piece and really magnified the trigger of this poem.
This topic is obviously personal, and for that, I have to say thank you for sharing!
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Yeah it’s a really poignant poem, with the structure replicating the main ethos of the poem. Feels like the alert message you would get from your phone/announcement you would hear on a megaphone which adds to the escalation of “Mental Health” emotions as you mentioned.
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My thoughts on Beacon
I really like how the sense of familiarity and being someone’s comfort is paralleled within the language of the piece, having a constant rhyme scheme (all words ending in ‘ing’), I felt this really elevates the piece and adds a further element of depth to the poem.
The visuals are also beautifully written and feels nice to read in my head. Also, love the inclusion of the video!
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I really enjoyed writing The Dance of the Fillywigs & exploring the creative freedom the poem gave me!
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Really Unique poem and will be great to showcase during the upcoming World folktales and fables week!
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Hi everyone! Just a quick update — I’ve now added a visual reel video for Tomorrow to accompany the poem. Hope you enjoy it!
You’ll also find visual reels for Beacon by Lily and The Hills Your Mother Walked by Ananda, both of which were originally posted on our social media platforms. All three videos are now embedded directly from YouTube.
Feel free to check them out, and while you’re there, subscribe to our Youtube channel to support us and stay updated on future poetry visuals!
Thanks as always for the support
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