A powerful and moving story about experiencing snow and the winter at your grandfather's place watching the snow fall and thinking back on your life and his life and the many snowy days you have experienced. Evocative story.
nicely done poem using an extended metaphor life as a series of snow falls with each snow flake unique and as the snow falls people float through life nice use of optional rhyming pattern not required but well done indeed
I liked this short and sweat poem about the snow fall and enjoying the snow before it melts away in the sunlight. I like the metaphor of sunlight burning away the snow and the lines, "bright sun melts snow with its bright rays, nothing evil can stand its way" leading to an extended metaphor of sunlight ending evil and bringing forth the truth. almost a political comment I think.
this was fun to read and a good example of the constant frustration with customer disservice rules that seem to be so common these days. I hate dealing with Customer service except for Costco who does it right but they too have their inflexible rules. Love the way you turned it around at the end.
I took a completely different tactic focusing on playing music on an organ and finding it turning into prayer and gospel music. Your poem is quite good captures the acrostic words quite well and is a real prayer as well as a reflection of a Biblical figure. Well done expresses your CHristian faith. I am not a Christian but can appreciate heartfelt expression of faith.
A heartfelt tribute to military vets past and present. Did you serve. If so, when and where? My wife served 20 years in Korea, Texas and DC. I would have mentioned World War 11, Korean War, perhaps the broader middle east and Africa.
this is a powerful and moving poem about a man facing his inner demons and wondering how anyone could love a man like himself? lots of different possible interpretations in this poem but it captures the mood very well.
a great entry for the contest. You weaved together (to use Donald Trump's phrase) many different topics trying to answer the question will you find your mojo on Monday morning. Dealing with writing block is not fun. Sometimes you need to just take a break have a cup of tea and wait for the inspiration to flow again
as a boy scout (life scout) from Berkeley, California I can relate to this. I believe in the flag and what it stands for. one nation united together. This is and should not be a partisan issue. I am a proud supporter of Harris for example, but I support the flag and what it symbolizes.
a powerful and moving poem about coming to a decision about one's path in life and what it all means I like the way the poem moves me.
like these lines
here's more to life
than time standing still in a flickering photo from infancy.
Fashion new art out of time, bone and tears.
Call it morning, evening, nightmare.
Like vomit let it spew forth. Write it in blood —
that won't wash away.
a powerful and moving poem about living with an emotionally abusive partner and finally realizing love is not enough to save the two of you
I will always remember your words and loving touch
The way you once cared so deeply for me
I always thought we’d have our rainbow one day
But sometimes love just isn’t enough
nice reflection on songs and poems reflecting dreams. I can relate. Most of my writing happens when I wake up and write down my dreams from the night before. I don't dream dreams rather I dream movies filled with drama, color, music, often a political nightmare or a scifi fantasy.
You nailed the spirit and the format for this 100 word drabble about Friday the 13th. There are many places where there are no 13th floors and in Asia there are many places where there are no 4th floors and in some regions of the world there are no 6th floors
I share your disdain for Halloween advertisement in August. Costco and Home Depot have great Halloween advertising right now, took some photos which will no doubt make it into poems. I like the image chosen and the title rebel pumpkins
like this bliz poem you nailed the format. I like how you use repetition through out the poem a few lines at a time building the tension to the end of the poem. I like the last few lines the best
good use of anaphora repetition of the first line throughout each stanza except it breaks down in the last stanza but that is okay it works. Your first stanza uses ere .... then dreams... and last stanza has no repetition.
great use of anaphora repetition throughout. Each stanza repeating a different word or phrase. I would have used the same word throughout but hey this works nicely too. I like the following lines the best
Pray with your eyes and then focus on Man;
Pray with your hearts for a peaceable plan.
Pray with your souls that our thinking be just –
Pray that our eyes, hearts and souls learn to trust…
I liked this poem's great use of amphora repeated lines that smile throughout the poem paints a picture of encountering a charismatic man with a devastating smile. I like these lines the best
Brilliant minds, with troubled thought.
Why - my visions overwhelm.
Questions abound, answers sought.
Dreams of a different realm.
Words in my brain, a battle fought.
a great story filled with interesting characters thrown together in a strange new world where they have to find allies to stay alive I like the interplay between the characters.
great meta poem about the meaning of consciousness very zen-like quality to I would have written it as a chain of haiku form but this works well like the repetition of
great meta poem is about what it means to be a poet and to truly feel the whole range of emotions. I like the prose poem format here and the dialogue between a young poet and his mature self 20 years later
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