Wow. I really like this one. It leaves so much unsaid and so much for the reader to fill in with their own experiences.

I also like the progression of your ideas because your meaning unfolded as you went along.

~Sparkle from the Review Marathon (link in profile)

I like how each line is its own sentence. It reminds me of thoughts coming to the person as this is happening.

I also like the last line because it leaves the reader with the pleading feeling.

I like your idea here. Quite common in poetry, but it's interestingly expressed.

I don't particularly like the phrasing of the last line. It almost seems like it means the person themself is diverse, not diverse as opposed to other people.

Again, I like the simplicity of this. It leaves a lot up for interpretation;

I also like your tone because it sounds informal and sarcastic.

I like your idea here. It's something you see in a lot of fiction on this site, but I think it's rather creative for poetry.

I also like how open this is because it leaves a lot up to the interpretation of the reader.

I like the alliteration throughout this because of the irony it creates.

Sorry, this is a little nitpicky, but I don't like the punctuation in this because I don't think it's grammatically correct. Maybe look it over?

I like the alliteraton at the beginning because it's a good attention grabber, and the phrase itself was interesting.

I also like the last line. It reminds me of a song I did in chorus and that makes me happy :)

~Sparkles from the Review Marathon (link in profile)

I really like Misinterpretation, because love and hate are really very close, and you tell a story with very little words.

lol. nice work.

hallalloua
you are finally writing this again. thank you and very good work

that is the story of today. no more prince in shinning armor

lol. that is quite insane

lol. confusion like that often hapens

what does gratifacion mean. does it mean to be pleased or something. it seems like it.
good work

true. but is there really chamange