you have no idea? Lol, I do! The message I got was that one can get burned only so much before they become numb to those that cause them pain. You watch and smirk in enjoyment when you see Karma catch up with them. Maybe I'm wrong, but it's the feeling I got from this poem.
well, this sounds like "pissed" to me ...... maybe a 'friend' who showed his true colours, pulling the rug from beneath you. perhaps he should hope his moccasins don't cross your boundaries anytime soon.
I apologize that it took me forever to get to your latest requests. I just haven't been that addicted to WC lately. For some reason, I wound down. I think that it's because I haven't had much time lately to be creative. I've been so preoccupied with life lately. I'll try to give you the best reviews I can, Neva.
I think (this is what I interpreted) that you're trying to say that sometimes things aren't always how they appear. "The wolf in sheep's clothing" saying. Beauty in the most unexpected places and things very similar. I don't have much to comment concerning the message, but your lyrical language is quite confusing. x3 It makes my head spin trying to take it all in.
Posted 13 Years Ago
I do. I like this one a lot. Honestly the only line that I stumbled on (image wise) was "Your insensitivity to his stains " Stains felt, idk,out of place. The poem as a whole is really magnificent.
Other than me giving my interpretation of it, for I feel this particular poem fits in the subjective category, it seems either you intentionally or unintentionally used certain dominate vowel sounds in each stanza. The first stanza has the power of a long "o" which to me is the vowel sound with the biggest punch. The second stanza is dominated with a long "e" but remnants of the previous "o" still lingers. The third stanza doesn't have a dominate vowel, but it gives a quick punch with the first word "So" and the last word "flows." The fourth stanza is "i" dominate. The fifth stanza is "a" dominate. And the last, which I like the best, is a toss-up between "i" or "e." I look at it as "i"--the stanza references the self-centered, and with the self-centered it's always about "i." Okay, I'm definitely starting to sound pompous. Well that's my two cents. Keep up the experimental work.
For me this poem is about the reluctance to feel another's pain--it is easier to remain insensitive and to get in the trenches with someone and care deeply. I feel as though you are moving closer to a darker side of yourself in your writing--just want to encourage that I think. Masterfully done!!
To me this is like some one pouring salt in a wound. It is the fact that some one is hurting and the other person is prancing around like the world shines on them. the imagery is grand and the statement it makes is loud to me anyway.
It is great to see a different side of you in your writings... expanding is always a positive thing... this poem to me conjures up thoughts of those sociopaths out there like the famous Ted Bundy and how they manipulate people with their charms while evil fills their minds. Excellent poem.
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