The stars show the way to my lover who has gone away
Because you're gone the moon does sleep And it is as though the sky does weep I see not a even a crescent of the moons face Yet each star is in his place So many stars are falling tonight Like tears of sadness that do ignite
A deep dark night of velvet black In the sky of stars I follow your track The North star points the way I will follow it till break of day Every constellation in the sky Shows the way and asks me why Why does your lover go away To find the place far away where he must stay?
Sweet descriptions and great rhyming.
I like the idea of tears igniting - and with the imagery you provided of the night sky, it makes me think of falling stars.
The poem had a good cadence and was written very well, Honey-Bee.
Thank you for sharing. Keep writing!
Posted 10 Years Ago
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10 Years Ago
Thanks for your kindness and nice comments on my poem!
I think overall this is a good start. Although I'm not usually a fan of rhymed couplets, you make it work. And the first two lines are magic! They just sound really good, I think you should keep them just as they are. For the rest of the lines, however, make sure that they have a similar flow to them. Rhythm is one of the most important parts of a good poem, so read your lines out loud to see if there might be "extra" words in some of them -- pruning out extra words or syllables will smooth out the poem. Also, since you're using end-rhymed couplets, remember that the words at the ends of the lines will feel a lot of emphasis, so make sure those are the words you really want the reader to notice. Best, DN.
Why does your lover go away
To find the place far away where he must stay?
I enjoyed the poem. I like the above questions also. Thank you for sharing the excellent poetry.
Coyote
I love your imagery of the night sky, which is wonderfully consistent throughout the poem. I also love the rhyming couplets. It's not easy to do. Look forward to reading more of your work.
Sweet descriptions and great rhyming.
I like the idea of tears igniting - and with the imagery you provided of the night sky, it makes me think of falling stars.
The poem had a good cadence and was written very well, Honey-Bee.
Thank you for sharing. Keep writing!
Posted 10 Years Ago
2 of 2 people found this review constructive.
10 Years Ago
Thanks for your kindness and nice comments on my poem!
From the male aspect :) Stars and sky and of emotions, I like this piece because you can feel the depth in which it was written. You did a fine job and yes I like it....
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