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This is the first piece in a long time that I have felt brave enough to continue editing... such a deceptively frightening thing to do... thanks to Sally and Tantra for the feedback...
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Really nice flow to this. Esp like the second and third segments.
(Is 'Blistfulness' a play on "Wistfulness'? If so, hmmmm. Not sure. Makes it look like a typo and might detract from the piece, which overall, is very solid.)
Thanks Sally... yes, i was going for a play on bliss and wistfulness... maybe i should have made it blisstfulness...
or maybe something else entirely...
Yes, I've renamed it "Out of sync." I like that better...
Ah, better. You may try more titles before you find just the right one.
Really like this, Deborah.
Thanks Sally... you know, just exploring the freedom to try different titles on for size is a new experience for me. I forget how fluid the process is, and that I'm not committed to a bad choice... ha ha! Editing - what a concept! :)
I like this. A lot of emotion.
A few places the general words that sum up things might serve the poem with uniquely vivid images that show rather than tell. Such as: "I felt so lonely and frightened." "There was no wisdom only emptiness."
I find reading general words like that don't have the same impact as specific ones, which you normally use here throughout the whole poem so well, like "the juice-filled bounty, the textured excess tantalizing patterns" which is great. A lot of lovely phrasing here, like "damp with tomorrows"
Thank you Tantra. That is excellent feedback. I appreciate the technical suggestions - very smart. I will take another look at those passages with that in mind!
"I would like to know
where the nourishment is
the fruit and honey,
the juice-filled bounty
the textured excess
tantalizing patterns
of harmonious angles
and shapes
feeding my mind
and spirit"
The phrasings are nicely done. The imagery is effective because of its direct approach. Rich.
Enjoyed the poem.
Great job taking feedback on board. This just gets stronger.
Can I fave this again?
Thank you Sam!
I'm taking more chances with imagery now, I'm glad you liked it.
Sally - thanks for the double fave! ha ha...