Nice write i like. It makes me think of what someone saw when pictures were first developed just my own analogy good writing
Posted 4 Years Ago
4 Years Ago
I love hearing what pops in your head when you read something, the wah we process mental images is .. read moreI love hearing what pops in your head when you read something, the wah we process mental images is fascinating.
Thank you Kent for stopping by, I hope you and your family is well.
4 Years Ago
Thank you Cherrie my pleasure as usual, you're really good All well i hope yours too
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This is sooo wondrously stated in beautifully flowing thought, feeling, and sensation.
How much more powerfully and poetically it would be taken-into the mind's-eye in Free Verse presentation, rather than as poetic prose … still the message is succinctly clear.
If interested, let me know. : )
Gorgeous metaphor and vivid imagery highlight your words and tug the poet's soul into their moment ~~ I love your title, too*
I've not ever more deeply enjoyed the moment of a poetess' creative birth spark than I have in this of yours.
"The pull of the pen brings memories to life" … ummm-HM!
Thank you most graciously, Dear Poetess, for sharing this lovely piece of You! ⁓ Richard 🍃
For a writer, the past--and how we wish to recreate it--often blots out the present.
Now must be specifically observed to be properly portrayed.
"The Parchment" is both a clever and insightful bit of verse.
Just sat sitting, pen raised, looking nowhere is perhaps the perfect place to be.. emptiness reigns -
until.. and that is how and why, great thoughs snatch the mind to represent them. A court case brought into the open by way of a sentence. Perhaps/ You seem to be an instinctive poet. Fine words above, they bend at the waist, Cherrie.. bowing at their creator, perhaps.
I like the way you wrote this as in more of a prose style. I can see you at the window as if you are absorbing what ever comes and a great musical movement is about to begin. I like it
Thank you,
Hope you're having a great week so far.
Often when I write I'l.. read moreThank you,
Hope you're having a great week so far.
Often when I write I'll focus on one thing and as my mind relaxes/ drifts I find a whole different topic come rushing out.
I think as a collective we probably create this way, at least part of the time.
Many times an entire idea pops in my head all that's left is fleshing it out.
But I especially enjoy when the outcome is a suprise to me too.
:)
5 Years Ago
Yup. It doesn't always come out as we intend, that's for sure. Hope you're having a great week als.. read moreYup. It doesn't always come out as we intend, that's for sure. Hope you're having a great week also.
Your creatively-drawn scenario is so true! Earlier in my life, I looked back & wanted to tell those stories with some axe to grind, or some agenda, making a point. The ultimate point of freedom in writing for me was when I stopped having an opinion on the past & I just fall in love with each story for what it is, for the human foibles we all have, for the way life sustains regardless of the tough stretches! You walk your talk here, becuz your writing does reflect that you've reached this nirvana where your writing feels like you're making love to your stories & imaginings! (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie
I agree learning to let go of an agenda is key to a great story. Letting the reader see, hear and fe.. read moreI agree learning to let go of an agenda is key to a great story. Letting the reader see, hear and feel what is unfolding.
You do that with ease, even when the topic is overwhelming.
I am a published poet and love poetry. After a lifetime of country living, I'm making a move back to town. I find my surroundings a great inspiration to me. I also have two books on Amazon Kindle: .. more..