Comments received on poems by Alexander J. Wolfe



Decay of Sapience
DeviLove said:

Yes, these days so many people look from approval from social media and other people. Not gonna lie, I\'m guilty of that myself sometimes. But it\'s a working progress!

August 17th, 2022 18:14

Decay of Sapience
arqios said:

Mores the pity. The irony is that we are surrounded by technology and yet lack depth and sense. Quite a strange combination, really. Thanks for sharing.

June 24th, 2022 16:53

Squeeze
DeviLove said:

Wow, what profound words. they have such depth and detail. Beautiful yet so melancholy.


March 27th, 2022 16:50

Squeeze
Christina8 said:

I admire your courage and I like that you wrote at the end that you wouldn\'t commit suicide, that you are the product. Cuz I know what thats like too. It\'s sad. Great write!

March 27th, 2022 16:15

Under our digital cover
dean langmuir said:

You captured alot with this,thanks for your awareness and sharing,take care

March 21st, 2022 08:20

Under our digital cover
L. B. Mek said:

\'An app for everything masking your pain
A digital world leaving reality in shade\'..

\'Options of people in the palm of a hand
People with value decided by others
People devalued by every fantasy
Stories and traits condensed to a cover\'..
I couldn\'t help relating to your whole write
but these lines still stood out..
insightful, considered commentary
an important message and timely..
thanks for sharing

March 21st, 2022 05:52

Under our digital cover
Crowns4Christ said:

Very true, what happened to the days when life was more important than likes and views and going viral

March 20th, 2022 22:29

Forgotten Feelings
hapadalecki said:

I love you so much. This is so sweet. You make me happy cry. You made me realize what love is again. Thank you. I love you Alex.

January 17th, 2022 22:35

The Suicide of Self-worth
L. B. Mek said:

I support the aim of your write
thanks for sharing,
(don\'t worry too much
about giving such a full background
to your write\'s meaning or inspiration,
trust in your work
to contain the vast majority of the info
you want to convey)
also might be useful
to offer links
to emergency and counselling
helplines and websites
whenever you share
a write on such themes
just on the off-chance, your words
become an igniting, beacon
for someone to capitalise
on the help
that\'s now widely available..

January 11th, 2022 05:41

The Suicide of Self-worth
Alexander J. Wolfe said:

I don\'t think this is my best work but the intention was there so I decided to resurrect it. Constructive criticism is always welcome, however this time I would only like advice on this specific instance because this doesn\'t necessarily reflect my current writings. Thanks for reading!

January 11th, 2022 00:37

Letter Never Opened
Alexander J. Wolfe said:

Thank you for your kind words! I try my best to be transparent and genuine. I want to help people in some small way, to have a voice, and to share my story. I believe that the first step to do that is being true to yourself both inwardly and outwardly. Thanks for reading!

January 10th, 2022 20:41

Letter Never Opened
1ofMyPassions said:

Thank you for your transparency and being genuine. Good read.

January 9th, 2022 21:11

Letter Never Opened
GiftedT17 said:

I really loved reading this one of my favs for sure cos I too can relate...

January 9th, 2022 20:27

Letter Never Opened
Alexander J. Wolfe said:

Sorry for the double post, I just realized.

January 9th, 2022 18:42

Letter Never Opened
Keith said:

Impressive. Honest and candid. I think many men have felt moments like this. I have. Keep going. Stay strong.

January 9th, 2022 05:18

Letter Never Opened
screaming goat. said:

I think you may need a therapist, or just someone to talk to. I hope you\'re okay.

January 8th, 2022 19:52

Nothing at all;
Alexander J. Wolfe said:

I would like to thank L. B. Mek for the advice given on a previous work of mine. I think this advice makes this work far more artistic and might help to paint a picture in the mind.

January 7th, 2022 22:38

Nothing at all;
Alexander J. Wolfe said:

As always constructive criticism is graciously welcomed. Thanks for reading!

January 7th, 2022 22:33

Fading Tapes and Broken Memories
L. B. Mek said:

sorry for your loss
may your father, rest in peace
thanks for sharing

January 7th, 2022 05:09

Fading Tapes and Broken Memories
Alexander J. Wolfe said:

As always constructive criticism is welcome and appreciated. Thanks for reading!

January 6th, 2022 20:49

The Last Cut
GiftedT17 said:

I love this poem and your truth, thanks for sharing...

January 5th, 2022 21:37

The Last Cut
Alexander J. Wolfe said:

I took that photo a long time ago, if it triggers anyone I will take the picture off, just lmk. As always I would love constructive criticism. Thank you for reading!

January 5th, 2022 20:44

Heart of Scars
L. B. Mek said:

firstly thanks for the 🔞
and advise warning, in author\'s comment
(sadly no paragraphs function
I assume its to save space)..
the most annoying thing
they scream at people
to help with their writing
is \'show, not tell\'
and I think, that\'s what would help your writing reach that next level;
\'in my humble opinion\'
cutting yourself, is one of modernity\'s
mindless fads
an extension of the tattooing craze
(a sad cry of aesthetic ownership
since most of us
will go trough our lives
without owning
a single bit of land
and so
we scrape away, and toil
at our skin
like it\'s a blank canvas
to play with)
but, there are ways
to paint pictures in people\'s imaginations
without complicated wordplay or crude descriptions
like your verse below:
\'I cut that heart into my skin.
It was to symbolize the dysfunction within.
Symbolically cutting you out of my heart.
My heart covered in the webs you spin.
I still thought we could have been.
But really the game was rigged from the start.
Just know you have no place in my heart
Your only place is on my skin.\'
could make twice the impact
if your worded it, a little less
blunt, maybe something like:
\'tingling skin, remembering
needle prickling
but this ache, dripping
its corrosive existence
into these lines, lies
deeper than mere flesh
and crimson, deeper
where your poison
scarred my heart
scarred me, as if
my pain
fuels itself, relentlessly
from within\'
(or something like that
but what do I know;
art is as subjective as it gets, in life
and Poetry
is the most subjective of all
our beloved artforms,
so if you like
how your work looks now
then don\'t change a syllable,
trust in yourself! above all else
these are just my two cents worth
of a busybody\'s advise,
pleas know I meant well
and never meant
to disrespect you in anyway,
if you think I did
I will gladly, sincerely
apologise in advance)
thanks for sharing
and Happy New Year!



January 4th, 2022 06:37

Heart of Scars
orchidee said:

To comment on them of the poem - I\'m not professional poet with iambic thingys, etc!
Yes, symbolic, but painful physically and emotionally.
I read a bit: \'A person must be troubled, and at a deep low, to cut up, or do similar things\'. Hope your life, or quality of life, is better now.

January 4th, 2022 03:05

Heart of Scars
orchidee said:

I don\'t think we can separate paragraphs in author\'s comments. It seems to put the comments into one lump when it saves them.

January 4th, 2022 03:03

Heart of Scars
hapadalecki said:

Absolutely love this poem. You put your emotions into words beautifully.

January 4th, 2022 01:25

Heart of Scars
Alexander J. Wolfe said:

I would love some constructive criticism and advice aswell. Most of all, thank you for reading! 🖤

January 4th, 2022 00:57

Heart of Scars
Alexander J. Wolfe said:

If someone could tell me how to separate paragraphs in authors comment. I would appreciate it. If it can be done that is.

January 4th, 2022 00:55