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Oh there are so many lines, that are so brilliant in this one Sarah, great metaphorical insight, and creativity. This write tells me, it's about love, and love that is too late, or not worth it to hang as beautiful in this gallery, but maybe better, because, all that hangs there, isn't private... and sometimes, a silence between two, can make things much better... again a write that makes you think, and ponder, loved reading it.
- Elisa
Posted 11 Years Ago
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11 Years Ago
Elisa, you are always such a kind and consistent reviewer. I appreciate you so much :)
11 Years Ago
You're ever so welcome, I appreciate you too my dear friend, keep on writing to us, and yourself, we.. read moreYou're ever so welcome, I appreciate you too my dear friend, keep on writing to us, and yourself, we need you here. :) xx it was a beautiful piece.
Love is such a curious thing. It hurts sometimes, it makes u snappy sometimes. It provides us a journey that we never thought possible especially when we think we have found the one. Everybody's idea of love is different and the perceptions are vast. Like a viewing art really:)
I prefer guerilla art, where the exhibition is part of life rather than being locked away between white walled obscurity. Some galleries cater to the fine while others the absurd and then the more low-brow and gauche too, but who is it that differentiates between the merits of one piece of art over another? Only those lacking the reflective qualities of art in their own life I would bet. When you deprive yourself from the sun, it is like denying art to the world. True art needs no gallery to show its quality. You could write this poem in the sky and your mastery of the language of emotion and uses of metaphor and simile would be no less spectacular than they are here at the Writer's Cafe.
Well that could be left open to interpretation. The definition of love...and the perception of it..."is found within the eyes of the beholder" some of us might have low expectations...some of us may have standards on love that are set too high. Loved your metaphors.
The English teacher in me is dancing at your opening metaphor - a participle dangling her feet in the water - is love something misplaced, put into position so that it "sort of" makes sense? Love, like art, is up for interpretation... Love this piece, Sarah.
Posted 11 Years Ago
11 Years Ago
Thank you, Rita...I truly appreciate that you appreciated this one!
As always your use of metaphor is amazing...as is your talent. There are so many lines that I can relate to - so many lines worth remembering. I'm putting this one in the library to read again and again.
That last line is such a stark postulation, Sarah. I tried cutting my own hair once but it turned out... well, let's just say it wasn't "gallery quality." So, I took your strategy to heart and kept the shades half drawn because a glimpse of my work would have ruined any possible chance for romance. No, I did not prance in the sunlight but I hope to soon. Perhaps I will find that lost adjective as I dangle my feet in the water and search for a way to complete that unfinished line. Do you think love would help?
"She's mad but she's magic. There's no lie in her fire." - Charles Bukowski
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