Critical Analysis #1 |
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jenni Member
since 1999-09-11
Posts 478Washington D.C. |
as we listen to ourselves, play me a walk to sing by, where together we can hold hands with the night and laugh like children with the owls where together we can discover at the edge of the boundary stream a moonlit flower, our faces so close, framed in a single petal. it is this that brings us life; it is this that walking sings of. |
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Elyse Member
since 2000-04-16
Posts 414Apex (think raleigh) NC |
this is nice jenni. ![]() in the frist stanza, you could talk more about the listening, maybe its quality or its sound or feel. then maybe talk more about what you do with the night or the owls maybe give the flower a color or a texture thats all. just little beefing up might be nice. ![]() luv Elyse Do I contradict myself? Very well then . . . . I contradict myself; I am large . . . . I contain multitudes. -Papa Walt |
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jenni Member
since 1999-09-11
Posts 478Washington D.C. |
hey elyse-- yeah, it needs something else, lol. every time i read it i think of something to do to it, the "listening" and the "flower" parts especially, and others too. thanks for your comments! ![]() |
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warmhrt Senior Member
since 1999-12-18
Posts 1563 |
jenni, Please don't take this as criticism; it is only an observation, and mine, at that. I enjoyed the read, the imagery, but this was not quite a "jenni" poem. I loved the last three lines of the third stanza - they are you - the unique imagery that you seem to be able to capture. The makings of an excellent piece are hear, but like Elyse, and you yourself, said, something's missing. Looking forward to an edited version, Kris the poet's pen...gives to airy nothing A local habitation and a name ~ Shakespeare |
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