08-16-2012, 03:57 PM
we don't care about skill level. well we do but not negatively. just be brave
and some of the meter elsewhere could be looked at by better eyes than mine.
i do like the way you imbue each season with a suitable mood of the 'me' in the poem. thanks for the read and hope to see some more
(08-16-2012, 12:05 PM)LaurieB Wrote: I have been on a bit of a break from writing poetry and have been busy with some professional articles and long fiction. I am not quite sure where my level of skill would fit in here, so I thought the Miscellaneous Thread was a good place to start.certainly worthy of any of the forums depending on what kind of crit/feedback you want. some good images though a little wordy in places, things like the 'the' on the first line, though it may upset the meter.
This is something I whipped up today
Do You Ever Think Of Me?
On spring mornings when the dew is soft upon the newborn grass, i like newborn grass, ties in nicely with spring,
when possible feels as if it really may be
and dancing irises nod their pretty heads flirtatiously. i know irises is plural but would "iris" work any better?
On summer days when sunlight promises a loving touch,
when a burst of brilliance erupts up and over into this dimension
and a lifeless shadow shrugs indifference.
On autumn evenings when windswept leaves snap sharply,
when the untamed cyclone beats a rhythm of ambiguous words
and spirals high against the inadequate name of blue.
On winter nights when an icy bed of loneliness collects the silent tears, silent tears feels a little cliche
when vicious blades of sorrow slice deep into the trench of despair
and the memory of a kiss sings a regretful lullaby.
and some of the meter elsewhere could be looked at by better eyes than mine.
i do like the way you imbue each season with a suitable mood of the 'me' in the poem. thanks for the read and hope to see some more
