This poem when I read was not what I expected. I think that is what I enjoyed most about it.

Most poetry incorprates the words of the tongue rolling, twisting, and rhyming alonside each other. This one however, gave more of a bitter bite, as I continued down. For one, it gave relation to the reader, whether personal relation or understandment. Without hearing your voice, I could concur in my head how you felt. It was if somebody-a friend- asking you "What happened?" "...and how do you feel about that?" It was a conversation of thought. The best part was, is you answered "What did you learn?". With ignorance, bliss is to follow. You are right in every aspect of that.

Sometimes a poem can't be labled just by the structure or meaning of it, but rather the eyes that feed on it.

Humbly,

Jonathon Lee Singler