I like this poem. It speaks of something that I have been pondering recently. It speaks of being in nature as opposed to watching nature. I find simple to be elegant and this is an example. You didn't try to write in grand prose. You were elegantly simple in your word choices.
I like this poem. It speaks of something that I have been pondering recently. It speaks of being in nature as opposed to watching nature. I find simple to be elegant and this is an example. You didn't try to write in grand prose. You were elegantly simple in your word choices.
Interesting. Your simple commands read quickly and well.
I think you can break this into at least two stanzas after the ellipses.
"Be swayed to and fro..." by what? I know you mean the breeze, but you mentioned the laughter and sun again, so why not mention the breeze again? It would help that repetition you're going for in the other lines.
This is really relaxing and uplifting. Nice one. One thing I would say is that instead of the three dots after the last line maybe put them after breathe on the second last line, just a thought.
adora, you have a great way with words, you should stop wastng
your talent on cliches. focus on original metphors and words
people rarely interpret in poetry. because you are an awsom3 my friend,
but these mediocre analogies don't do you enough justice.
The One That's Non-Existant As Far As You're Concerned., British Columbia, Canada
About
So that you will hear me
So that you will hear me
my words
sometimes grow thin
as the tracks of the gulls on the beaches.
Necklace, drunken bell
for your hands smooth as grapes.
And I wat.. more..