Very nice! This is a wonderful "Call to Arms" piece in that it asks for writers to keep the writing. Highlighting the importance of an author is a very nice touch as well. It sure is an inspiring piece to writers. However, I do not know how much play it would get outside of the writing community. I do not think that matters though...
Now to the actual piece... Beautiful wording. I can tell that careful consideration was taken for each word. You use words that work so well together in sound. This practice of picking words with similar roots is an art that I feared lost. Wonderful revival.
The one sticky spot in this piece are L17-20. I was really expecting another iambic stanza. I was expecting another rhyme. I was not expecting that ending. Sometimes this is a resounding success, other times, it seems contrived and an utter failure. I feel that this is an example of the latter. The ending just does nothing for me. I think you overthought this stanza. I like the idea, but the execution, IMO, could be better.
Okay, I am just looking for a way to improve this piece that is already a great success. You have a very successful poem here. With a little more work, it may just be great. However, keep searching and expanding those limits. You will find your voice as a writer. Keep on writing them, and I will keep reading them. haha. Thanks for sharing.
J
I do believe you have expanded your limits, with excellent results. I enjoyed the way this is written, as well as what was written, it is written the way my mind works, seemingly jumbled, but producing a coherent whole. You have captured a poet's mind; and that is a difficult feat.
Very nice! This is a wonderful "Call to Arms" piece in that it asks for writers to keep the writing. Highlighting the importance of an author is a very nice touch as well. It sure is an inspiring piece to writers. However, I do not know how much play it would get outside of the writing community. I do not think that matters though...
Now to the actual piece... Beautiful wording. I can tell that careful consideration was taken for each word. You use words that work so well together in sound. This practice of picking words with similar roots is an art that I feared lost. Wonderful revival.
The one sticky spot in this piece are L17-20. I was really expecting another iambic stanza. I was expecting another rhyme. I was not expecting that ending. Sometimes this is a resounding success, other times, it seems contrived and an utter failure. I feel that this is an example of the latter. The ending just does nothing for me. I think you overthought this stanza. I like the idea, but the execution, IMO, could be better.
Okay, I am just looking for a way to improve this piece that is already a great success. You have a very successful poem here. With a little more work, it may just be great. However, keep searching and expanding those limits. You will find your voice as a writer. Keep on writing them, and I will keep reading them. haha. Thanks for sharing.
J
ohhh these limits are huggggggggggggggge, =) you had me singing along, love the idea, the rhyme, every line, all the words, unusual combinations, great work!! XX
This is great...loved it. What I got from this is that
as us as poets have many facets on life, and can look
and feel things on another level...and we create...
good, evil....we are ther for the final results...