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Last edited by Firebird; 12-28-2010 at 04:14 PM. Reason: jhb
Great use of metaphor, Firebird, I really dug this.
I feel sad, am I supposed to feel sad? Am I supposed to feel that the rabbit was suicidal? That it wanted the attention? Anyway, its cool that you got an emotion from a reader, keep it up. I also feel like it could use a different arrangement, something more structured so my eyes know which path to follow.
Now I lay me down to sleep/
With every passing thought I weep/
Lead me into nights dark bliss/
And let me wake in innocence. -Me
Dear Chestersdaughter, many thanks for your generous comments as always. Much appreciated! Will PM you.
PrisonersOfPrey, this was not intended to be about suicide, but I suppose it could be seen in that way. I intended it to be about two people that had been in love with one another - one who still is (and desparately wants to restart things), and one who's 'moved on'. I'm sorry if it didn't come across that way - poems can often be read in many different ways.
Love,
Firebird
I am so happy you've restored this piece, I was upset to see you had removed it. I immediately got this as you intended, hence my comment about excellent use of metaphor. Multiple interpretations are never a bad thing, it's like getting two for the price of one. Again, I really dug this. Keeping doing you, love.
Best,
Lisa
So simplistic how you build up a metaphor - makes the imagery very vivid while full of sentimental meaning...
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