As a tea lover I am so digging this. It perfectly pulls the reader into the aroma of a morning cup of tea yet draws deeper suggesting metaphorical significance in perfect unison with a tea centered atmosphere.
The beginning
“Soak,
Sleep.
Steep,”
Does such a great job capturing the reader and then the mid lines expand the poem visually before ending so simply and magically.
I find “Calm yet the kettle teared and howled” as well as “You see, morning's when I'd adore you most” to be really nice lines.
Very much enjoyed reading this!
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5 Years Ago
Avid tea enthusiast here. You summed everything up absolutely perfectly, glad you dropped by, thanks.. read moreAvid tea enthusiast here. You summed everything up absolutely perfectly, glad you dropped by, thanks so much!
Ahhh~~~!!! I love tea! I drink it without fail every morning with honey. You did a lovely job and did justice to the all the senses that are evoked with tea drinking. I felt like I could almost hear the kettle, taste, smell, and see this tea---I always envision tea drinking in a cozy chair by the window.
I also like the usage of one worded lines. They draw readers into a slow rhythm and atmosphere and let them ponder and "taste" each word described.
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5 Years Ago
Chryiss, you've shed seven lanterns worth of light. Poetic in your own words. Can't thank you enough.. read moreChryiss, you've shed seven lanterns worth of light. Poetic in your own words. Can't thank you enough. "...slow and rhythm and atmosphere and let them ponder and "taste" each word...". Amazing. Thank you so much!
As a tea lover I am so digging this. It perfectly pulls the reader into the aroma of a morning cup of tea yet draws deeper suggesting metaphorical significance in perfect unison with a tea centered atmosphere.
The beginning
“Soak,
Sleep.
Steep,”
Does such a great job capturing the reader and then the mid lines expand the poem visually before ending so simply and magically.
I find “Calm yet the kettle teared and howled” as well as “You see, morning's when I'd adore you most” to be really nice lines.
Very much enjoyed reading this!
Posted 5 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
5 Years Ago
Avid tea enthusiast here. You summed everything up absolutely perfectly, glad you dropped by, thanks.. read moreAvid tea enthusiast here. You summed everything up absolutely perfectly, glad you dropped by, thanks so much!
Good tea is wonderful. I use for sleep.
"Aroma,
I'd transcend
Scent of incense
Reimagined
Rewound again and again"
I do like the above lines. Thank you Ty for sharing the excellent poetry.
Coyote