Most of the meanings in this interesting poem, are quite self-evident. But that is not a weakness. In fact, it's a compliment to the writer's apt wording. She seems to have chosen every word with a purpose.
The use of four lines in every verse is not restrictive in any way. On the otherhand, a less able writer would probably not have managed to ensure that every line keeps the reader's attention within this structure.
Although thought-provoking, this is achieved in a gentle way throughout the poem.
Verse three reminds the reader that in reality, all words are superficial. In other words, their value is limited. On the otherhand, perhaps she is suggesting that the "beauty" of words can mask their inadequacy at times?
The following verse gives credence to the old saying, that "actions speak louder than words". Sometimes, even those of us who think deeply, can be distracted or rate mere words too highly.
"Wycked" makes the theme of this poem quite clear in her concise description.
A beautiful poem, full of emotion. I like the way the rhyming words are only at the end of each verse. I don't see too many poems written that way. You did a wonderful job, keep up the good work!
I'm drawn to flow of this writing as well as the insightful way the ideas come together to create a vivid
impression defining awareness, your words reflect knowledge gained through experiences, Nice work!
Most of the meanings in this interesting poem, are quite self-evident. But that is not a weakness. In fact, it's a compliment to the writer's apt wording. She seems to have chosen every word with a purpose.
The use of four lines in every verse is not restrictive in any way. On the otherhand, a less able writer would probably not have managed to ensure that every line keeps the reader's attention within this structure.
Although thought-provoking, this is achieved in a gentle way throughout the poem.
Verse three reminds the reader that in reality, all words are superficial. In other words, their value is limited. On the otherhand, perhaps she is suggesting that the "beauty" of words can mask their inadequacy at times?
The following verse gives credence to the old saying, that "actions speak louder than words". Sometimes, even those of us who think deeply, can be distracted or rate mere words too highly.
"Wycked" makes the theme of this poem quite clear in her concise description.
I have written my own poems and stories since I was 12. I have pieces of paper all over the house with my ideas jotted down and then put away in various nooks and crannies so I can return and finish t.. more..