this is a beautiful piece, dale. the simplicity and brevity of it only add to it's quality and power. i love this piece.
"Your insights I compare to
a gentle summer's rain"
this has a sort of shakespearean hook to it - that "summer's day" line
"Stimulating and refreshing."
i like how you say the insights are stimulated and refreshing - there's a feeling of aliveness then - which sometimes is all we want/need - is to be stimulated and refreshed.
"those child hood dreams"
i would bring "childhood" together
"limitless" was a great word to use, and it complements the "innocent" so well - since innocence is often seem as limiting or naive, but the limitless expands the possibilities of being innocent, to which there are many
"Classic Hepburn with a touch of heaven."
can't go wrong with Hepburn! lol
"the sweet cure
to a bitter world."
love how you interwove the title into the ending - but didn't just end it with it, that works well. and yes - the world is bitter, adn what we all need is a "sweet cure" to it - how fantastic!!! this piece is wonderful
OMG how beautiful and extremely touching. It brought a tear to my eyes. A powerful piece that has so much depth and feeling within it. I can feel the sweet cure in thy heart with this piece! The sensitivity and the warmth in this poem radiates with an extremely tender sentiment!!! I love this beautiful heartfelt piece. It is a gem, Dale, and it is going into my favorites!!
Wow, so much beauty in so few words. I love how it reads and flows and how you compared each thing with something so sweet and loving. And that last paragraph is just "precious" to use your own word. Great job, lovely read. Thanks for the moment... ;)
this is a beautiful piece, dale. the simplicity and brevity of it only add to it's quality and power. i love this piece.
"Your insights I compare to
a gentle summer's rain"
this has a sort of shakespearean hook to it - that "summer's day" line
"Stimulating and refreshing."
i like how you say the insights are stimulated and refreshing - there's a feeling of aliveness then - which sometimes is all we want/need - is to be stimulated and refreshed.
"those child hood dreams"
i would bring "childhood" together
"limitless" was a great word to use, and it complements the "innocent" so well - since innocence is often seem as limiting or naive, but the limitless expands the possibilities of being innocent, to which there are many
"Classic Hepburn with a touch of heaven."
can't go wrong with Hepburn! lol
"the sweet cure
to a bitter world."
love how you interwove the title into the ending - but didn't just end it with it, that works well. and yes - the world is bitter, adn what we all need is a "sweet cure" to it - how fantastic!!! this piece is wonderful
This is beautiful. I don't usually go for the mushy stuff but you did this in a wonderful, simplistic and more admirable way than overly romantic. I loved the line
Your reflection for me is
completely angelic
Classic Hepburn with a touch of heaven.
The last stanza was equally as beautiful. Keep on writing the way you write my friend, I never grow old of your style.
It's better to be dead and cool than alive and uncool
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Birth name: Dale Deadmond
Born November 20th, 1969
Metaphorically speaking music is my BFF and poetry is my soulmate.
This is my world of
my favorite poets are E.A. Poe, Dylan Thomas, R.. more..