I like it. You knew I would. Billions of words have been written about loss and grief and Death. We could add thousands more of our own, if we tried. I find no need to add more to what you have written here. The simplest words sometimes tell the grandest stories.
I might leave the last section as is. . . adding articles just because you think there might be some vague grammar rule somewhere is never a good idea.
Your words are reverberating within me! Since your lines have such ease, they reverse it into an infinite depth.
Who hasn't gone through such 'end-of-the-world-feelings?!? Who?
Only a few words with an immense impact. A great piece!
I like it. You knew I would. Billions of words have been written about loss and grief and Death. We could add thousands more of our own, if we tried. I find no need to add more to what you have written here. The simplest words sometimes tell the grandest stories.
I might leave the last section as is. . . adding articles just because you think there might be some vague grammar rule somewhere is never a good idea.
Hum. This felt really...incomplete, actually. The first stanza, you deal with rejection on an emotional level, in the second you leave us hanging with 4 somewhat vague lines. I got the reference on the second read - that his/her words are empty, even as they claim to love - but it felt like the despotic void could be expanded on.
Aside from that, however, l love the flow of the first stanza - the images are real, simple and easy to picture, and the returned to sender xmas cards particularly intriguing.
Oh, l think it should be "Is a despotic void." I'm not positive, however.
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I am changing around my area substantially. I am going to concentrate on love, flowers, and cute animals for a while for content...
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