This is very nice -- this reminds me of the image of "star-crossed lovers." I really like the word choices for painting your astronomical images. On a technical note: you stick very closely to your rhyme scheme, which makes this feel very regular and solid, but there's an irregularity in the overall rhyme that might deserve some attention. Your poem's current rhyme reads (abab) (bcbc) (cbcb) (dd). Was this your intention? The back-to-back "c" rhmes between your 2nd and 3rd stanzas is a little off-putting if the reader isn't ready for it, and the fact that rhyme "b" occurs in all 3 stanzas but "a" and "d" only make singular appearances also feels a little strange.
Posted 10 Years Ago
10 Years Ago
I googled sonnet and picked this scheme up from somewhere and tried it out. I forget what it's calle.. read moreI googled sonnet and picked this scheme up from somewhere and tried it out. I forget what it's called now. :)
10 Years Ago
I was wondering if you were using a form, after I saw another poem of yours with the same structure... read moreI was wondering if you were using a form, after I saw another poem of yours with the same structure. It does feel reminiscent of a sonnet, especially with the ending couplet. My apologies, I'm ashamed for not recognizing the form on my first read-through!
If they were neighbors but separated by cosmic circumstance the distant would be no less unmitigated.. read moreIf they were neighbors but separated by cosmic circumstance the distant would be no less unmitigated. ;)
two separated souls in tongues just they knew
singing choruses wherefore even heavens hushed;
herein pining souls, their tones sweetly blushed,
as terms dubbed in curved space-time construed,
Fabulous write, two lovers far apart physically as whole world separates them, but singing in harmony, it is so powerful that heaven is too supportive of them, they are sad as they are apart, but know each other so well, and can sing and strum even to extent to accommodate the universe with them, meaning universe even love them so much, where the poet is going, grafting, galaxy reverberating when they are in their own orbits, now singing in harmony in dreams, one after another, poet is in real trouble, enjoyed
Posted 10 Years Ago
10 Years Ago
Linda, it is always a pleasure to read your reviews. It appears you see the common thread of in seve.. read moreLinda, it is always a pleasure to read your reviews. It appears you see the common thread of in several of my thoughts. Thank you for reading :)
10 Years Ago
You most welcome, my pleasure, I told you I can be good fan as far as not losing brain cells and col.. read moreYou most welcome, my pleasure, I told you I can be good fan as far as not losing brain cells and colors
shows how lofty and tragic these people's relationship is, though sustaining harmony throughout. their love is on a celestial plane transcending earthly bonds.you are a master sonneteer.
Posted 10 Years Ago
10 Years Ago
(: Yes, mockingbird, love that is true will endure always as boundless as the cosmos itself. Thank y.. read more(: Yes, mockingbird, love that is true will endure always as boundless as the cosmos itself. Thank you for your kind words :)
"A poet's work is to name the unnameable, to point at frauds, to take sides, start arguments, shape the world, and stop it going to sleep."
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