I loved your colored words, as blue is night and yellow day. I liked how you told about how the "the moonlit water shivers in the wind" as can be seen by ripples. From night dawning to day, an interesting prospective. A lot of writers will write from day to night. I liked your wording as you described the many facades of each passing moment. Well written! =) ks.
I love this. Here, the night creatures are, bobcats, coyotes, owls, raccoons, opossums, skunks and rabbits...we have a great variety of nature, I like the contrast offered in the piece and the mirrored image. Well done.
I really like this poem especially the format you used; it's just beautiful making it look like the night turning into the rising sun great idea. Amazing piece you have here
The imagery within the poem is wonderful, and the imagery you provided with the color scheme was beneficial too. Thank you for sharing this beautiful piece of art
So much to see in the mountains, day and night.
Reminds me of being at camp with my grandma.
I loved watching the wildlife come out at night, especially.
Nicely done.
I think it was very simple, yet very vivid. Imagery does magic on short poems like these! This was a great description of day and night... although I have no hesitation in saying that I absolutely loved the night part!
"The moonlit water shivers in the wind" --that's my favorite line!
I liked the first half best. The second half was less interesting, you are rushing through it, words filling, Try to keep your poems on a single subject, like one for the night, the other the day. Word filling is a problem that you have to work on. Thank you for sharing. God bless. Keep writing, read you poem over and over, make corrections over and over, eliminate and leave out unnecessary words, keep it simple.
I really like this peom I liked how you managed to expicitly express how things were almost if i was there nicely written well done. xx. I have written on called Day after Day have a read of it let me know what you think