This feels almost over simplified and barren.
It lacks emotion, and doesn't really trigger anything with me.
To be perfectly honest, it looks like a tidy group of syllables and has only succeeded in making me think of how funny the Engligh language is, and all of these meaning we associate with pointy and curved little letters.
I actually do not mind the piece, but I can certainly understand the criticisms. It IS bare.
But I guess that experimentation was sort of the point, too, and the fact that it made you think about "how funny the English language" is is fine with me.
sourlemone: I don't know. I like it without fleshing it out. Still, I understand it might have a little more resonance if I actually do. I might work on it.
i like your writing when it has more passion, even if it's despair. never be afraid to show more even if it's unpleasant.
this seems to me like something a 1st year intro to creative writing student would produce for a poetry task.
at bare minimum - i would suggest breaking up/changing the four word/four line structure to include some more flowing stanzas [as in maybe making some four word/one line?]
though - in saying all of this - i think i kinda see what you were getting at by the title - i think that gives the biggest clue to the actual piece