Beautiful artwork and words. When love is abounded. No better place to be.
"Though smooth it sends a spark, igniting passion’s fire
quenched only by your kiss…this stir of warm desire"
A perfect ending to the excellent poem dear friend.
Coyote
Posted 9 Years Ago
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9 Years Ago
Thank you for your kind words on my poetry this evening :) Julie
9 Years Ago
You are welcome my dear friend. I love your kind words.
This is so wonderful, Ms. J. I like the flow and the rhyme scheme, especially the diction.
Who won't say those lovely words when someone is in love? And who wouldn't be in love with those lovely words?
Excellent, Ms. J. Love it much!
To be or not to be. To be in love and to share that love is one of the greatest things people have to flame the gentleness of life's and soul's fires. You paint by the brush of love...:)
Your poem is a lovely expression of love. Your 0/1/0/1/0/1/0/1/0/1/0/1 twelve syllable meter falls off from the third verse on, and so I was inspired to write your third verse so it would fit this meter. You may have my inspired verse as a gift. The last verse falls short of the meter in the first verse too. There are definitions of poetry that allow variations in meter, and so this need not be incorrect by another definition.
That drives my pounding heart, as the flame gently grows
and instantly falls as do petals from a rose.
I don’t waste seconds where I worry over time.
I feel each momentary gist of the sublime
Posted 10 Years Ago
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10 Years Ago
Thank you so much for your lovely comment and the suggestion. I counted the third verse again and i.. read moreThank you so much for your lovely comment and the suggestion. I counted the third verse again and it is tweleve syllables - perhaps I'm counting wrong. Regardless, thanks so much. :) Julie
Yes it's twelve syllables, but the accents don't follow the pattern 0/1/0/1/0/1/0/1/0/1/0/1 whereby .. read moreYes it's twelve syllables, but the accents don't follow the pattern 0/1/0/1/0/1/0/1/0/1/0/1 whereby "0" is a non-accent and "1" is an accent. Your first and second verse follow this accent pattern but your third and forth verses don't. If you're calling this a variable meter poem then what you have done is correct, but not all of your lines match the same meter pattern throughout your poem. In most of my poems, I match the same meter pattern throughout my poem in regards to the same rhyming sound so as to create a song-poem. I just guest they you’re not interested in writing song-poems with a constant beat. You seem to demand a variation in your poem’s rhythm.
10 Years Ago
Don't misunderstand me - it's not that I'm not interested, I was just unclear. Thanks so much for y.. read moreDon't misunderstand me - it's not that I'm not interested, I was just unclear. Thanks so much for your help. I appreciate it. Julie
10 Years Ago
I understand! I was just making a note of the fact that Classical meter isn't just about syllable co.. read moreI understand! I was just making a note of the fact that Classical meter isn't just about syllable count, but also where accents fall on those syllables. Not all poetry tends to be Classical, and that's alright with me.
Your writing is always inspiring, but you seem to be especially inspired these days...your recent works are definitely among the best you've ever done...keep up the great work Julie :)
Posted 10 Years Ago
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10 Years Ago
Thank you for the lovely comment and compliment. I appreciate you and your friendship :) Julie
I've been writing poetry for 15 years. My poetry isn't unique in any way, but it is written from the heart.
I have trouble keeping up with everyone's poetry, so please send me rr's.
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