The poem captures emotions when one replaces them with one who is similar looking to the poet and the poet regrets that they did not confess to the cat and now has to look at them with hopelessness
Bringing hope with little paws on the ground, those
Little marble-like eyes and grace, whose
Orbs are they finding to the right, instead of
Me. There’s someone unseen above.
Those eyes met another pair, they
Communicated with no words, found a way.
You’re with the similar cat, regretting
I’m left again, that’s upsetting.
The moment they met, the quiver
Was disheartening. The orbs’ shimmer,
Is bringing greys to the sky, you
Look up to see with the new.
Language somewhat muddled but I suspect English is your second langage and thus this is a little muddled.
But I read your poem as a metaphor for cats catching sight of each other. Could be like human beings knowing and feeling the very same emotions. Once seen, not forgotten.
Posted 11 Months Ago
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11 Months Ago
thank you for this review, and yes, English is my second language. I'm trying to improve it by writi.. read morethank you for this review, and yes, English is my second language. I'm trying to improve it by writing these little pieces of literature, Emma.
Language somewhat muddled but I suspect English is your second langage and thus this is a little muddled.
But I read your poem as a metaphor for cats catching sight of each other. Could be like human beings knowing and feeling the very same emotions. Once seen, not forgotten.
Posted 11 Months Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
11 Months Ago
thank you for this review, and yes, English is my second language. I'm trying to improve it by writi.. read morethank you for this review, and yes, English is my second language. I'm trying to improve it by writing these little pieces of literature, Emma.