10-02-2013, 11:04 AM
Hi, thanks for the comment.
Well the poem isn't a commentary on poetry writing, so I guess the answer to the question you asked is: no.
However, I did feel that it worked.
I think it's interesting how my intuition led me to writing the lines:
"the sharpness of dark,
and the ubiquity of light.
Both of those fit."
I can imagine actually that those lines might be out of place. But I can't see it with the rest of the poem, unless you're referring to the last verse. Yeah, it is actually different to the rest of the poem.
Thanks again.
Well the poem isn't a commentary on poetry writing, so I guess the answer to the question you asked is: no.
However, I did feel that it worked.
I think it's interesting how my intuition led me to writing the lines:
"the sharpness of dark,
and the ubiquity of light.
Both of those fit."
I can imagine actually that those lines might be out of place. But I can't see it with the rest of the poem, unless you're referring to the last verse. Yeah, it is actually different to the rest of the poem.
Thanks again.
