This is very sweet, but I miss your normal wordplay and soundplay. You have some really amazing phrases in it, too... I especially liked "awesome danger" and "she unfolds before me." Although I know that sometimes intentional confusion and ambiguity are what you go for, I would suggest putting the phrases that are spoken ("stronger," "watch out old man") into quotation marks. I didn't figure out what was going on in those lines until the second time through, so perhaps that small clarity would be helpful :-) As I said, this is incredibly sweet and touching - it's very real.
This is quite touching. I feel for you right now. Blessings and enjoy your work as you work through whatever it is that you are going through.
Light,
Siddartha
this is filled with passion sentiments of fear of losing yet rejoices,
at the fact of having ..this is what caressing the reader soul and making your write theirs ,
your feelings theirs..even those with no one reads this and feels as if there have a love of thier own,
robin i am glad u are back,,where feeling really matter..peace wizthom
Robin!! Is there anything you don't write... incredibly?!
Wow! I know this sounds like I'm just bouncing words off
of the wall and hoping they stick...
because I seem to say them so often,
but I am absolutely sincere when I
tell you....
Robin, this is truly an amazing poem!!
I feel as though this is YOU speaking...not your mischievous counterpart, or the smooth talker. You, plain and simple. It's refreshing and lovely all at once.
The allure of the mystery woman is enthralling...I can't say I've never looked at a stranger and wondered...'what if...', but you take it to that level beyond the carnal. It's beautiful, and eloquent. Almost like you know serendipity lies ahead. I especially loved the ending:
Life is simple really
And I have this constant feeling
That when I turn around
I'll find her there
And we'll fall in love
For ever again
it's a sweet, yet haunting way to close the piece....leaves everyone hanging, and falling to their own conclusions. When, and where, and how...you're a master of making me wonder. Question everything, examine each line. Your writing is a rare breed, and it molds me into some languished scientist...pouring over studies and specimens. Really, what I meant to say is that it's refreshing to see you step outside your usual realm...albeit your box is wonderful as it. Perhaps I'll see more of this, sometime?
This is very sweet, but I miss your normal wordplay and soundplay. You have some really amazing phrases in it, too... I especially liked "awesome danger" and "she unfolds before me." Although I know that sometimes intentional confusion and ambiguity are what you go for, I would suggest putting the phrases that are spoken ("stronger," "watch out old man") into quotation marks. I didn't figure out what was going on in those lines until the second time through, so perhaps that small clarity would be helpful :-) As I said, this is incredibly sweet and touching - it's very real.