Very unique. I don't think I have reviewed or read something anywhere that is similar. I had to sit back and think over some words, but overall, I actually quite like it. Loving the first stanza, it was my favourite. The last two lines in that stanza I really love.
the second stanza is quite the philosophical one. One that I really believe the way you wrote it. 'Is there any right decision?'
Still, while I am writing this review, I am thinking over the poem in deep thought.
Good job isus :) Lovely read
Posted 10 Years Ago
10 Years Ago
well, thank you for your kind words, im glad you find it that way :)
I get a vision of a large comb made from fountain pens... you are combing these stories from your hair, like smokey air ... and they coalesce into inky rain that falls upon a page where words form these thoughts. But these are words in the style of DaVinci. We must use a mirror to reflect their true meaning and intent.
In the first stanza I see a little bee, hovering above a strange hand. It is contemplating death as it prepares to sting a lesson into this rapacious thing.
In the second stanza a cow, constrained by a railed fence, ponders the questions posed as it chews it cud in silence with a random flicking of its tail near the bee hovering above the strange hand.
In the third stanza, the milkmaid, pipe in mouth, relieves the cow of her burden of milk. It is all in a days word-work but the thought of rising with the sun is mostly irritating.
In the fourth stanza the sunlight falls upon the cow, the maid and the bee. It is there for all to see and with the arc of the tail casting a shadow upon the bee, it is momentarily disoriented by the vibrations of milk splashing into a ringing bucket; a form of bee-poetry unheard of by it until just then.
In the final stanza we see the bee, rejecting death and the opportunity to instruct the ignominious hand-thing in the way of bee-kind. Prudently, it goes about its business and moves on to the next beautiful flower and then back to the task of turning flower dust into honey.
A wonderful thing, Isus. Thank you.
100 flawless similes
Posted 10 Years Ago
10 Years Ago
wow, this story is great, your vision is good reason to keep posting things on this page. wonderful.. read morewow, this story is great, your vision is good reason to keep posting things on this page. wonderfull imagination and interpretation, thank you very much :)
Reads as get in the game or be stagnant. Sounds as though someone isn't sleeping, this is the kind of stuff I write when insomnia strikes the brain cells. Too much static at that point. Good read isus.
Posted 10 Years Ago
10 Years Ago
thank you for reading :) I wasn't very clear at the time
10 Years Ago
As they say, s**t happens...haha, sometimes you get a good poem out of it :-)
10 Years Ago
s**t is mostly just in our minds :D and sometimes you get good poem out of it but sometimes you don'.. read mores**t is mostly just in our minds :D and sometimes you get good poem out of it but sometimes you don't (like this s**t here)
10 Years Ago
Oh blablabla yourself, it's always good when you speak from the gut, or a deep place such as this, n.. read moreOh blablabla yourself, it's always good when you speak from the gut, or a deep place such as this, now shush. ;-P