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"Daddy's Womb" Review
February 16, 2015
I read the poem Dadddy’s Womb by Carl H., and I believe it’s amazing. Inside the poem, Carl asks his father if he (Carl) can do what is seemingly impossible. Carl talks of walking away from his father and going beyond what was accepted by said father. I believe this poem is about Carl’s religion. His father, God/Jesus, has a limit to what he is allowed. He is bound by the rules, and when Carl attempted to leave or go beyond, his father pulls him back. It was a well written poem.
© Sarah H., Lake Mary, FL
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