12-14-2022, 03:25 AM
(12-13-2022, 09:55 PM)TranquillityBase Wrote:Hi TqB,(12-13-2022, 09:25 PM)busker Wrote: I think it might be better with “dusk breeze” as the title that doubles up as the first line, indirectly, and the poem formally starting at “leaves”Yes, I agree on the title.
Also “a remnant” sounds verbose. “Some”? “Or”? “A few”?
On the second line, I was referring to those still attached to the almost bare limbs. Hard to fit that into 7 syllables. Perhaps I need to abandon the form.
Dusk breeze, leaves rain down
a stubborn few still attached flutter and tilt
shadows with black wings.
I like the original better than your rewrite above.
how about for L2 "while/as remnants flutter and tilt". I also thought changing 'with' to 'of' in L3 might be intriguing. While I'm at it, how about '..., leaves raining' in L2. The down part is sort of implied.
Happy Tuesday!
Bryn

