His hollow haunt lends the ear a hushed symphony of icy chimes
The majesty of his mere presence lends a ghost of melody to living silence
The cool mayor of his crystalline community The throng of disco needles sewn together in sublime audience
The powder blue beast scales Beatle-white caressing hide of flexing azure defines his house like an Arctic Cleopatra waiting on the courtship of muses with bouquets of grammar and perfumes of ink
You and your girlfriend make a good couple, artists two.
This piece is like a sliver of ice in a storm of thought and imagination. I like how you wove music into the expose of the Frost Dragon and spoke of his dominance within his icy realm. The reference to Cleopatra is also a plus for the nod to other mythologies, of which the Egpytians also had a serpent in theirs.
Not bad. Not bad at all.
But the dragon needs a name. That is my only suggestion.
Well done.
-Caradoc
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12 Years Ago
Thanks very much, I will pass that message on to her, and I'm happy that this was able to stir up su.. read moreThanks very much, I will pass that message on to her, and I'm happy that this was able to stir up such an eloquent response...I never actually thought about naming him before but I may think about that for a bit.^^
12 Years Ago
You're most welcome. I wish you luck in your quest for a proper name.
Congratulations this poem has been "approved" for publication in...
THE MAGICAL MYTHICAL MYSTERY COMPENDIUM.
-Metaphysical, Mystical & Fantastical Poetry of the Arcane
By John Phoenix Hutchinson and Others. (c) 2012
Please feel free to submit other poems as you are not limited to one entry. Also please write a short "bio" about yourself and send to me via private message. This will be published along with your poem. Thanks J.P.H.
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That's awesome...thanks a million, I'm genuinely honoured by this :)
12 Years Ago
Well thank the Writers Cafe Family for your good reviews :)
12 Years Ago
I do indeed :) I'm just finishing up my bio and poem intro now so I'll be passing those along this .. read moreI do indeed :) I'm just finishing up my bio and poem intro now so I'll be passing those along this evening sometime.
You and your girlfriend make a good couple, artists two.
This piece is like a sliver of ice in a storm of thought and imagination. I like how you wove music into the expose of the Frost Dragon and spoke of his dominance within his icy realm. The reference to Cleopatra is also a plus for the nod to other mythologies, of which the Egpytians also had a serpent in theirs.
Not bad. Not bad at all.
But the dragon needs a name. That is my only suggestion.
Well done.
-Caradoc
Posted 12 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
12 Years Ago
Thanks very much, I will pass that message on to her, and I'm happy that this was able to stir up su.. read moreThanks very much, I will pass that message on to her, and I'm happy that this was able to stir up such an eloquent response...I never actually thought about naming him before but I may think about that for a bit.^^
12 Years Ago
You're most welcome. I wish you luck in your quest for a proper name.
Nice I think it works very well with the pic and it also allows the mind to picture other pictures within pictures.
Posted 12 Years Ago
12 Years Ago
Right on, anytime I can conjure up mental pictures within written pictures it's a bonus...glad you l.. read moreRight on, anytime I can conjure up mental pictures within written pictures it's a bonus...glad you like it :)
I like the way you put a whip of modern terminology into a somewhat classical poetry. Like disco, Beatle-white, the cool mayor.. I found it contradicting yet a little too amusing.. It's like Cleopatra devouring a chicken burrito:)
Posted 12 Years Ago
12 Years Ago
Haha yeah I can rarely explain my motivations when it comes to any given piece, unless maybe I'm rea.. read moreHaha yeah I can rarely explain my motivations when it comes to any given piece, unless maybe I'm reading something at the time but I don't think I was when I was writing this :P Mind you, I always have Shakespeare in the back of my mind so maybe that's where Cleo came from here lol I was certainly inspired by the drawing though...I don't often write stuff based on visual art either so I guess it just put me in that odd frame of mind :)
My first book is out! Any comments that anyone may have to offer regarding my work would be deeply appreciated, as I'm yet to get a review.
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