"I feel your presence
Even in your delighted absence"
This is what, for me, stood out in the poem. It holds so many feelings and contradictions.
And the entire poem has a unique style.
Though I didn't understand each word as you meant it, I still found this poem one of your bests.
Thanks for sharing Surya!
"Negligence of rain on me
Showered me my tears
Worth of drunken spears
Digged my love mines."
I can just feel the rain slowly dropping on my face and washed away the tears. That so called worth of drunken spears literally needs a digging of landmines. Well done.
"I feel your presence
Even in your delighted absence"
This is what, for me, stood out in the poem. It holds so many feelings and contradictions.
And the entire poem has a unique style.
Though I didn't understand each word as you meant it, I still found this poem one of your bests.
Thanks for sharing Surya!
Wonderful phrase, 'making me a bud to love you again.' The next time I am feeling a bit 'bruisy', I will read your poem again. I can only say, I thought it was an excellent write.
As you often do, here's a great example of writing with originality! There isn't one phrase here that's been used before & such unusual descriptions make your writing thought-provoking, even when it's about something simple becuz of the way you present it. Love this phrase for alliteration & meaning: "tattered tantrums" . . . love this phrase for it's stunning unusual way: "bruisy man" (this is what I mean by thought-provoking -- it can be interpreted in many different ways, so we are thinking, how does this fit into this poem?)
Posted 7 Years Ago
7 Years Ago
Thank you so much...I find joy in my own words, that's it....:)
What an amazing write. You came up with a marvellous work after being absent for days. Nice use of alliteration 'Tattered tantrums'. I loved the last line. Thank you so much for sharing this.