Although the simplicity of this poem speaks with something almost indifferent and factual, I find great beauty in its style and definite message. The part that speaks to me personally is the stanza that says, "Every so often, as we go....." and also the line "One by one, we are all eventually torn from our rocks." because I think that the truth lies within your poem in so many different places and areas. This can really be related to everyone and anyone, on any day.
i lost my rock last year, swept away by the torrent . . . somehow i found my way back to where i am now, and find myself embracing that act of living
how did i miss words like these?
Posted 11 Years Ago
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11 Years Ago
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I liked the last line, it gives hope and affirms the beauty in life if we choose to see it. Certainly in balance it can be as bleak as you portray here and your description is superb.
Although the simplicity of this poem speaks with something almost indifferent and factual, I find great beauty in its style and definite message. The part that speaks to me personally is the stanza that says, "Every so often, as we go....." and also the line "One by one, we are all eventually torn from our rocks." because I think that the truth lies within your poem in so many different places and areas. This can really be related to everyone and anyone, on any day.
travelling a short piece can make a journey almost bearable in the adepts of despair, a truly fantastical outlook on something bleak, great flow and time, the imagery is remarkable, well written, good job.
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