Of your works I have read thus far this is my favorite. Maybe just b/c it sounds like me. The imagery is so strong. I can see a person walking, pondering this conversation; its intent and meaning. Emotions flowing, so powerful and confusing one could burst with pain, love, sorrow, desire, confusion, helplessness. Great job, I hope as I sift through your entries to find more pieces like this one.
Of your works I have read thus far this is my favorite. Maybe just b/c it sounds like me. The imagery is so strong. I can see a person walking, pondering this conversation; its intent and meaning. Emotions flowing, so powerful and confusing one could burst with pain, love, sorrow, desire, confusion, helplessness. Great job, I hope as I sift through your entries to find more pieces like this one.
This is pretty and thoughtful. I liked the repeating of "just words". To a writer words can never be just words. This poem is much more interesting for the information it does not contain, the words it leaves out.
STOP IT! you made an angsty chick cry with this one. probably more than one but I am speaking specifically of this chick. The ending was unexpected and seriously - it put a lump in my throat. WOW. I agree with the room. You have a way with words.
Jerry this is a lovely piece of poetry. It holds so much of you in it Maybe you should just take it at face value. perfect written and flows beautifully as always.
Debby
If so, it's an extremely awesome ramble! I don't know exactly what it means and I'll probably be reading it over and over, but I really love this. Knowing me, I'll find some meaning in it that wasn't even intended. Well, poetry's different for everyone right? That's the beauty of it! How funny, I'm going off on my own little ramble slash tangent. Okay, back on track. I love it, makes me think...... a lot! Haha :)
maybe they were just meant to show how elusive the human spirit can be
just when you think you've got a coy wraith cornered, poof, they vanish and re-form someplace else
but then you are welcome to take the words any way you wish. once a word has been received it is your own to do with as you see fit.
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