I don't really write poetry. I don't know what makes a poem great, or what makes it even a poem, so I go by my own definition of what makes a poem great. Can a short set of words touch off my spirit and carry me to a place of revelation? That's the question I ask myself when I approach poetry. I think your poem does, and in that respect, I think your poem is great.
Though I think the entire poem is beautifully written, the fourth stanza speaks the loudest and the clearest to me. Words of gold...
breathless,wearied by you waters,i think there is lots of love in here,so you sit by the sea,you bear all so he hears the heart beats like no barrier,and then you wait for the tremulous waters,to preserve body and heart i thing you mix between the two in wonderful way,i could get a hint of relating the two until he carries you preserved to his private shores,just wonderful,i lost you a little ,but i think i found my way again...
Beautiful form that lends itself to the overall expression, romantically sweeping, soft passion flows from
the heart of this writing, sensually wisping, the desire embraces the reader in way of imagery, detail,
transporting emotions, as consuming as any golden horizon colliding with the sea of love, I really liked
the image of whispers imbuing the salty breeze, creates vivid impression of ocean and its enchantingly
classic qualities, the features of soul speaking adds the pinnicle depth to whats being gracefully said.
Take Care. Mike
There is an ease to your imagery that makes it feel natural. If it is written with pretense, it is not observable in the least - I only say that, because it appears so natural - perhaps it is a hint of jealousy. The undercurrents of emotion that ride between the letters of the words is drawn neatly to a new beginning in the last line.
I don't really write poetry. I don't know what makes a poem great, or what makes it even a poem, so I go by my own definition of what makes a poem great. Can a short set of words touch off my spirit and carry me to a place of revelation? That's the question I ask myself when I approach poetry. I think your poem does, and in that respect, I think your poem is great.
Though I think the entire poem is beautifully written, the fourth stanza speaks the loudest and the clearest to me. Words of gold...
Firstly, my absolute favorite part has to be the entire second stanza. it was breath-taking.
Second, the language and thewords were just stunning.
Great job.
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