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POETRY MEANS

By meadowcroft1964

03 May 2008

Hello

I've been in deep thought about the subject of what my next work should be.
On reflection I thought to attempt puting my feeling around poetry in poetry. Let me know if it works

Poetry

Poetry enables me to fly

Sets emotions free

No matter

It be

laughter

Comic rhyme brings

or

tears that spring

When sonnets sing

No longer must I dwell

In the dark of

Thundering nights

I can Bask

In the glow of

summer's light

Through their words

My voice can been heard

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Written by Phil (7014 comments posted) 3rd May 2008

Interesting to know what it means to you. I guess we all read and write for different reasons. I'm not that keen on writing about writing but this does put your feelings across. I'm no poet, but avoiding unusual word order such as: Bask can I - will improve your work. Try - I can bask. Hope this helps.

Phil

Written by Josie (2854 comments posted) 3rd May 2008

Quite agree. Poetry can release emotions, especially laughter. Note: "through THEIR

Written by Fledermaus (3506 comments posted) 3rd May 2008

Nice piece, not so much because of the form, but certainly because of its message.

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