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people that inform sometimes cops

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Comment from Iza Deleanu
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Ha, ha, ha your poem is so witty, blue collar white collar, doesn't matter if they all end up whiskey washed:)"And when they fall
As some bootlegs
On bad whisky
It can be risky
For the black sheep
To find a big sleep." Thank you for sharing and good luck with the contest.

 Comment Written 30-Nov-2020

Comment from Bloomer Burbs
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Hi bournmouth (I used to live very near by Bournmouth a few years ago)

I get the gist of your poem but some of the phrasing leaves the reader a little confused. It seems to jump from one thought to another at least for me.
Take care and stay safe, Pete

 Comment Written 30-Nov-2020

Comment from Goodadvicechan
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It is interesting to start with colors; the blue and the white. They are two different classes but they can be cooperative and share joy together. They don't have to fight.

 Comment Written 30-Nov-2020

Comment from greyson ernst
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its really good i hope you keep writing i still might of joined soon but i still know a thing or two about poems
keep writing stay safe

sincerely Greyson Ernst

 Comment Written 28-Nov-2020

Comment from dmt1967
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This is a well written poem although, to my ear, the beat seemed a little off and the rhyming a little false. Good luck in the contest and thank you for sharing. Stay safe.

 Comment Written 27-Nov-2020

Comment from Pantygynt
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This poem certainly involves rhyme but since it does not follow a set rhyme scheme I do not hold out much hope for its success in the contest. the judges will be looking for a rhyme scheme to be set and followed. Here is the scheme you have set:
aabab
cdcee
ffghg
ijjkk

The sort of pattern they are looking for, based on your first five lines might be:
aabab
ccdcd
eefef
hhihi

That is how they are likely to interpret the instruction. As a free verse with random rhyme there is nothing wrong with your poem but, since it will be ruled as being non-compliant I cannot grade it higher than 'good', which is four stars.

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 Comment Written 27-Nov-2020

Comment from Alcreator Litt Dear
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This poem, sometimes in good rhymes, speaks a tale of cops habit or practice passing or conveying and receiving information indulging own customs with clear distinction between blue and white; well said, well done; thanks for sharing this. ALCREATOR

 Comment Written 27-Nov-2020

Comment from Wendy G
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Not being from your country, I don't understand all the terminology. Nevertheless I can see that it is well-written, so I hope you do well in the contest.

 Comment Written 16-Nov-2020

Comment from amada
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The content of this poem is interesting, but it change subject so fast that I got left behind. Your thoughts are fast, dear writer. I like your lines about the white and blue collar workers the best.

 Comment Written 16-Nov-2020

Comment from Elizabeth Emerald
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wickedly wry--clever wordplay--color of collar!

fix desc.--people that inform [ARE] sometimes cops--but since it won't fit with AS inserted--Sugg: "informants are sometimes cops"

Typo in note: polices s/b police--rework sentence--unclear as is re fates that aren't bright.

 Comment Written 16-Nov-2020