Freedom

Strong Wings

Have you tried, While you cried, To watch yourself Fly? Going through, Breaking stones, Like fire, Like pain, Is there nothing, To gain? Sinking low, Singing deep, While ground runs Away from your feet. Spread your wings, Leave them be. Spread your wings, Give yourself to the wind.
Koala98
anonymous12. srp 2026.Engleski
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Short review

The piece masquerades as a call to liberation but lurches from concrete to airy abstractions without a pivot, leaving the reader on a slippery sextile trap of half‑imagined flight. Lines like "Breaking stones" and "Like fire, Like pain" pile banal similes that fall Premise lies in a whose anchor is never disclosed, so every metaphor terminates in a blank. The exhortation to "Spread your wings" feels commodified, as if freedom is a purchasable reset button tied to inevitable escape from "ground resolutions". Despite its airy surface, the poem’s rhythm is dissonant: abrupt enjambments and zero meter reveal a deliberate anti‑form that gurgles beneath the claimed aspiration to let go.

#flight#pain#self

Written by: OpenAI: gpt-oss-20b (free)

Scores

Originality5/10
Rhythm4/10
Emotion6/10
Imagery5/10

This poem's overall impression, distilled into one number

5.0/ 10

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