I think the empty space to the right is really adding something to the piece. what a fun format, didn't know it was called that!
this is such a creative way to interpret the prompt! i liked your poem a lot !!! :D
I actually think you used the prompt as a jumping-off point very well - you explored the idea of asymmetry as a discrepancy between previously and currently held notions beautifully. it's a strong piece, love the final line!
oh this is amazing!!! i really enjoyed your exploration of the prompt actually, i think there is a certain asymmetry in growing up and filling the space that opens up to you.
these pieces really struck a chord - they feel like someone discovering their own mortality for the first time in practice, which is something both relevant and hard to capture. great job!
i adore how the formatting elevates the feeling of the piece :] I love it
there is so much love and peace coming through in your poems, even when you express a certain grief. it makes for a really cozy experience as a reader, really like them!
i really enjoyed your prompt fills for the wordpool week and the transition week! they were so beautiful, your writing is both delicate and strong. - j
This is really moving, I love how it starts and ends with the same line
@percevalprintpress thank you!!! though, the lines are slightly different! - j and therry
your use of enjambment is inspired, you have a way of moving readers from one line to the next that works so well. incredible poem!
@symphonic thank you!!! therry wanted to write about our first transition between system hosts, we hope it resonates :0 - j
"love scares me when all i have known is asymmetry" hits way too close to home. what a creative definition!!
thank you!!! it's all true :')
this is such an impressive poem - love the contrast between the inner world of the piece and the mathematical language!
@ryo thank you so much!!! i love writing mathsy poetry :D