I like this poem: short, simple, dancing in the rain. You can't go wrong. I only have a couple suggestions, though. In line 14, "Sigh and giggle," the word "sigh" doesn't seem to fit... This poem is so jubilant, nothing about it makes me want to sigh. The same goes for line 17: "Huff and puff" has an almost exasperated feel and, again, that's the last thing I feel when reading this. Thanks for posting this! I truly enjoyed it. Keep up the good work.
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This is beautiful , I am bringing some of my things over here too. Your poem made me think of how it is to feel the rain on my face, even now, it is refreshing, brings y our spirit alive.
The first two stanzas are incredibly powerful. They give this peice incredible strength. I really like this poem. It's like part two of my poem, "Delverance" I wonder if we were standing on oppositte sides of a building in the same storm.
Ohh... I like! :)
I love to dance,
and I love the rain,
and I love to dance...
in the rain..
therefore,
making this..
a favorite! :)
Thank you!
I live in Hawaii now
and we have frequent
"sprinkles" but not enough
to really soak it up... lol
So this gave my imagination
something to play with!
Wonderful! :)
Posted 16 Years Ago
2 of 2 people found this review constructive.
Great form, good choice of words, well painted imagery.
The message is exhibited well in the last stanza, it jives well as an the initial message imparted. A good closing and great flow.