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Seven Ways to Look at a Lighter review
September 12, 2016
The poem “Seven Ways to Look at a Lighter” wrote by Mackenna Rodgers had really nice descriptions when she said “The lighter flickers in the wind” I could actually see the fire from the lighter flickering. Her poem had a very thought provoking question, and that question was “If the caveman had a lighter, would he have frozen to death?” I don't think they would live much longer, but maybe 50 years at most. Overall the poem was well crafted.
© Katherine A., San Antonio, TX
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This piece was one that caught my eye because I saw the word Lighter in it. I myself personally love messing around with fire.