Critical Analysis #2 |
Can I Keep You |
Justbleu Member Elite
since 1999-08-31
Posts 3329Oregon, Originally From Alaska :) |
When the winds whisper by Talking to me subtlely All the truth tickling my nose Keeping me at a distance With each shudder of noise Teasing my intuitions I always lean in to hear Hoping they will tell the tale Of all that my life seems to be I walk leisurely waiting for it To softly land against my mind The edges of my lips curl up At every thought of you Wishing, hoping, dreaming For a handle on your manner Of all that you are A genius beyond the day Your personality I sense Presence of familar tricks Many dimensions you travel Just waiting for your time I know you touch my very soul At every instance of awakening So much of you is a major part of me Your restlessness intrigues my serenity When sleepiness absorbs your being Is at a time I know you most Tingling across the avenues of wonder Gently ever so tenderly swaying with angels Somthing of you stays just outside my horizon Yet I sense a depth I long to capture A pain I grow to share with my days Bewilderment at fear in what you trust the most Even at the closeness of your grace A lifelong calling of the heart I hold Mirrors at the eternality of all we claim During the unfolding of these untimely years Holds scars of this tiny journey of our life Mixing up and twisting our own personal truth A truth of a love concealed by broken edges Feeling you beckoning at my nearness Shielding yourself behind a mask Afraid of the familiar calling Please let go and come to me In full blessing of the trees Natures purity will unfold before the morning Streams of your depth in blue laced by black Honestly holding me intently grasping my essence Only at the instance of when all calms and lingers Will I be able to stop and hold you forever "Somewhere, somehow, it should be possible to touch someone and never let go again. To hold someone, not for a moment but forever." Unknown |
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Larry C
since 2001-09-10
Posts 10286United States |
Bridgette, I like how this slowly builds in intensity. Nice write. It's never too late to have a good childhood! Woohoo! |
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hush Senior Member
since 2001-05-27
Posts 1653Ohio, USA |
This is pretty long, and the lack of formal sentence structure (punctuation, using caps to signify a new thought) and well as structure within the poem (seperate stanzas, variance in line length or style) makes it difficult to get through. I would suggest seperating this into stanzas and revising some of your word/line choices. Sometimes poems aren't meant to hold everything encompassed by their subject... I can write a poem about love, but it gains more strength if I focus on a certain kind of love, like romantic, or paternal, or whatever, and then narrow it down to a certain aspect or situation. I think you ahve a lot of braod statements in this that could, and probably should, be narrowed down and made more specific. Hope I've helped. "deeper is life than lose: higher than have |
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