I like the first two lines because they are dramatic and like a paradox as they run parallel to one another. I wonder why it went downhill. How come you ended it in such frailty? It went from power to powerless, hope to doubt. Interesting, maybe you meant is that way. I read over and I ponder if the author has shaped the poem in the lines of his mind and the scripture, "being like a wave of the sea, blown and tossed by the wind." I wonder if the position of the stanza symbolize the sway.
However, this line, I do not understand, "and take a hold of the reins that guide all these untouchable things." These two I don't understand either, "using my gifts within to shape a new day/am I able to rebuild or is it just a waste." Or you know what maybe it's like a contemplation of wills. I don't know. That's my view.
Thanks for sharing!
Sincerely Livana Lowell (LL)
God bless
Posted 12 Years Ago
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12 Years Ago
This poem is the questioning of something that I already know is possible. Therefor the sway in the .. read moreThis poem is the questioning of something that I already know is possible. Therefor the sway in the writing. In the end it is the scripture that reminds me that this is doubt. Thank you for your thought provoking reviews.
The flow of the piece is much like waves. I like that you use "seemingly". There is some kind of hope in your awareness that it is "seemingly" mediocre. I don't doubt that you are fairly convinced by how very "seemingly" it may be, at times. I know its something we all go through and I've felt it too.
From what I've gathered in life is that hope pushes you into a direction, and doubt pushes you away....but faith is a rock that keeps you.
Posted 12 Years Ago
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12 Years Ago
I never thought of it that way but I do believe you are on to something. Thank you so much.
I like the first two lines because they are dramatic and like a paradox as they run parallel to one another. I wonder why it went downhill. How come you ended it in such frailty? It went from power to powerless, hope to doubt. Interesting, maybe you meant is that way. I read over and I ponder if the author has shaped the poem in the lines of his mind and the scripture, "being like a wave of the sea, blown and tossed by the wind." I wonder if the position of the stanza symbolize the sway.
However, this line, I do not understand, "and take a hold of the reins that guide all these untouchable things." These two I don't understand either, "using my gifts within to shape a new day/am I able to rebuild or is it just a waste." Or you know what maybe it's like a contemplation of wills. I don't know. That's my view.
Thanks for sharing!
Sincerely Livana Lowell (LL)
God bless
Posted 12 Years Ago
3 of 3 people found this review constructive.
12 Years Ago
This poem is the questioning of something that I already know is possible. Therefor the sway in the .. read moreThis poem is the questioning of something that I already know is possible. Therefor the sway in the writing. In the end it is the scripture that reminds me that this is doubt. Thank you for your thought provoking reviews.
"My trepidation of things past is not a song with a beginning, middle and end. But an endless symphony playing infinite variations on the same theme. One day of sadness fades into another and the .. more..