QUOTE (Darroh @ Nov 1 2009, 10:22 PM)

With hopes I continue a season thats lost,
I try to settle for what I have received,
And not for what I haven't given.
We were all once strong willed individuals
I have come to conclusion that deceits most people.
I consider this a fact and not a theory,
So now I fold
I ramble in your decency to only comfort my mental state
You pressure me to the point of collapse,
And built me up for the breakdown.
So I guess when it rains,
It pours.
There is a letter with your name on it
Read it wisely.
For it is An Abrupt End
It's really awkward to read without any spacing via periods, semicolons and hyphens.
Personal editing:
With hopes I continue - a season that's lost,
I try to settle for that which I have received
Not for what I haven't given.
We were all once strong-willed individuals.
I have come to conclusion that deceits most people.
This line in particular is just weird. I consider this fact - Not theory!
So now I fold;
I ramble in your decency to comfort, my mental state.
Pressure me to the point of collapse!
Build me up; simply to tear me down!
{I would remove the rain lines here}
There is a letter with your name upon it -
Read it wisely
For it is an abrupt end.
If you're going to capital certain words you need to identify them for a reason, secondary message or stresses which are better off by changing the wording. Space each though out into a stanza. I'm not going to go over the violation of the English language because frankly I disagree with it and all of my poetry also violates the rules.