Before the morning shooed existence out of its bed I caught the sky and sea trying on each others' night clothes It was like Daddy seeing his wife kiss Santa Claus
I sat on this for a week and could not elaborate on it for the life of me...I guess this is one of those things I'll look at five years from now and finally figure out what I was trying to say...in the meantime, here are six lines to scrutinize at will...
Captcha: unsex(???)
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"I caught the sky and sea
trying on each others' night clothes"
this is a really unique image that i had to think about a whole lot. interestingly enough, it made the most sense when i thought of it with the daddy/santa section because they're one in the same! in disguise all things are exactly what they seem....i also just got done reading your poem on b***s so the captcha fits because that poem was sex and this poem is unsex (but still sex in the sense that it's great poetry hahaha) good work!
Posted 11 Years Ago
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11 Years Ago
Haha thank you Dana, I was absolutely certain that this piece was unfinished, but the general respon.. read moreHaha thank you Dana, I was absolutely certain that this piece was unfinished, but the general response towards it tells me that it is, so I'm trusting my friends' opinions ;) There must have been some subconsciously intimate connection between those two poems as I wrote them relatively close to each other...I always love reading your reviews and ideas :)
11 Years Ago
never a problem! your style is unique and fun to read :)
Great little piece here, I love each line. Still smiling from the Santa kiss. Indeed each moment, be it sunrise or sunset carry some of the same qualities, it just seems they may disguise their self for our ammusement.
Posted 11 Years Ago
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11 Years Ago
It's amazing what comes to mind when staring out at a sunrise over a frozen ocean...thank you Jack :.. read moreIt's amazing what comes to mind when staring out at a sunrise over a frozen ocean...thank you Jack :)
"I caught the sky and sea
trying on each others' night clothes"
this is a really unique image that i had to think about a whole lot. interestingly enough, it made the most sense when i thought of it with the daddy/santa section because they're one in the same! in disguise all things are exactly what they seem....i also just got done reading your poem on b***s so the captcha fits because that poem was sex and this poem is unsex (but still sex in the sense that it's great poetry hahaha) good work!
Posted 11 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
11 Years Ago
Haha thank you Dana, I was absolutely certain that this piece was unfinished, but the general respon.. read moreHaha thank you Dana, I was absolutely certain that this piece was unfinished, but the general response towards it tells me that it is, so I'm trusting my friends' opinions ;) There must have been some subconsciously intimate connection between those two poems as I wrote them relatively close to each other...I always love reading your reviews and ideas :)
11 Years Ago
never a problem! your style is unique and fun to read :)
but he really is seeing himself kissing his wife...
i like this...it begs the question, do we want to believe in santa clause? really?
because if we do...and he is kissing the speaker's wife...
there maybe trouble in the north pole...
but if life is pretend, then we can safely try on each others' clothes...and no one would be hurt...and when there is peace, existence can slip back into bed, and sleep with a clear conscience.
nice work...sometimes less lines are better...and often i go back and look at poems a long time after writing them...and end up figuring out why i wrote them.
Posted 11 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
11 Years Ago
Thank you Jacob...I'm happy (and somewhat relieved) that I was able to generate observations of this.. read moreThank you Jacob...I'm happy (and somewhat relieved) that I was able to generate observations of this depth.
I have come back to this 3 times since you posted it. I didn't know what to type. I wanted to say, doppelganger with the daddy/Santa. Honestly. Rita nailed my thoughts, perfectly. Clever, clever. I can see the sea and sky blending into one. Angi~
Haha thank you Angi...this is such an odd one for me cuz it doesn't feel like it's anywhere near fin.. read moreHaha thank you Angi...this is such an odd one for me cuz it doesn't feel like it's anywhere near finished, but I guess it's enough to get people thinking ;)
11 Years Ago
You know my work so when i say, 'sometimes, less is more,' you know where that comes from. Just my .. read moreYou know my work so when i say, 'sometimes, less is more,' you know where that comes from. Just my take.
11 Years Ago
Very true my friend, and I do appreciate that take...it goes a long way in aiding me with the progre.. read moreVery true my friend, and I do appreciate that take...it goes a long way in aiding me with the progression of this piece, if there is a progression at all ;P
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