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Feedback on "'Where Do You See Yourself in Five Years?'"
March 24, 2015
"Ruling as queen in/A post-apocoalyptic/Word. Bow before me."This poem simply makes no sense to me at all. Helen Pugsley's "Where Do You See Yourself in Five Years?", may convey some sort of meaning, but I am struggling terribly hard to figure out what it is. I mean, honestly, is it something about society's objectification on women? Or is she just trying to say that she wants to be the queen of some world in the future? I am sorry for the harsh feedback, but I just do not understand what this poem means.
© Henry B., New Orleans, LA
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