Fun fact about Sirius: Sirius is well known as the Dog Star, because it’s the chief star in the constellation, Canis Major, the Big Dog. It’s the sky’s brightest star.
In ancient Egypt, the name Sirius signified its nature as scorching or sparkling.
In India, Sirius is sometimes known as Svana, the dog of Prince Yudhistira.
I can talk about stars forever, they're so magical to me.
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Everything here is painted with a deep enchantment. I somehow started with your author's note, which reminded me of the glory of the stars. And then your poetry came to life in each color and shade of their light that fills our skies. There is an awakening pain that grows in your thoughts, yet a sacred bond that glows into the eternal places. Wondrous.
Posted 6 Years Ago
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6 Years Ago
Thank you for this amazing review! Sorry for the delay.
Sirius is a favorite star & concept for me. You do a great job of telling this story so we can't tell exactly what kind of lover is being addressed. Is the star the actual lover or does the star symbolize a human lover? No answer needed, I'm showing how the reader questions your nuanced ideas while reading. I also love the way you use dark & light to convey aspects of relationship (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie
I like here how your love for stars is depicted as a loving relationship.
I do find stars fascinating and mysterious. Whenever I stargaze, I realize how vast and beautiful the universe actually is and how blessed I am to be alive and part of the grand scheme of things designed by The Creator of the galaxies and human souls, Fauna and Flora.
Your writing is beautiful Giulia. To put a constellation in a lover's way takes creativity. Your poem lends magical and mythical images for the reader. Dark colors that shine boast life and celebration to the night sky is what i brought home with me. Well done young lady.
Peace,
Richie b.
Your words are magical in the night sky and touching in the depths of hearts. The emotions of longing and pain outlive the currents of time to timeless love.
To be honest, my first thought was Sirius Black haha! So I clicked on it and wow, what a surprise :)
this is such an amazing poem and I lovvveeee stars. I love to paint them :)
this is so descriptive and it flows off my mouth when I say it outloud. Such wonder :D
Posted 6 Years Ago
6 Years Ago
Sirius Black, Haha! :P Not really about him, lol. Thank you for your wonderful review. I'm happy you.. read moreSirius Black, Haha! :P Not really about him, lol. Thank you for your wonderful review. I'm happy you liked my poem!
Pain and despair need not always lead to bitterness. Love can go beyond that. The stars are very beautifully and symbolically used. Very refreshing to read.
Very nice;
"What we had together was a transient reality,
One I'll never forget,
A bond, I’ll always miss,
And you, I’ll always love, til' the end of my days and beyond."
That is just beautiful, and it's a sentiment I truly understand.
Brava.
Posted 6 Years Ago
6 Years Ago
I'm happy you found a piece that you can relate to. Thank you for reading :)
'Sirius'
Giullia King,
Inner deep realism of moving through a season. Sky depths are the perfect place to reflect inner process of change. This poem is one of deep emotion which shines as the sky with vulnerability and honesty. so human and vulnerable a write is always refreshing because being human means we are always changing and transitioning.
Blessings,
Kathy
Posted 6 Years Ago
6 Years Ago
Thank you for this beautiful review, dear Kathy. xo