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Graciously spake, Dear Poetess🥂
Your coaxing words are sweet as honeysuckle to a hopeful bard’s susceptible ear … most especially, from one so poetically accomplished and sophisticated as yourself.
A few devices I tend to favor are color, texture, analogy, simile, and nature … I’m so pleased you’ve recognized their presence in this rather poignant little piece.Thank you ever-so warmly, Lady DK, for your always welcomed accolades! ⁓ Richard the Rascal🖌
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Hi, M’Good Friend! ✌🏼
How great it is, Tim, to be greeted here with one of your appreciatively expressed and inspiringly encouraging reviews, that always seems to grasp my poetry’s core essence.
Yes, like You, I tend to enjoy a good dose of metaphoric imagery in my pieces.Thank you, Syr, for enjoying this rather sad Free Verse piece! ⁓ Rascal🖌
PS: On your recommendation, I had to check the site out … do you know how one edits their poetry?
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Graciously spake, Dear Poetess🥂
Your coaxing words are sweet as honeysuckle to a hopeful bard’s susceptible ear … most especially, from one so poetically accomplished and sophisticated as yourself.
A few devices I tend to favor are color, texture, analogy, simile, and nature … I’m so pleased you’ve recognized their presence in this rather poignant little piece.Thank you ever-so warmly, Lady DK, for your always welcomed accolades! ⁓ Richard the Rascal🖌
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Wow! You’re a Wordsworth Rascal! Damn, you know how to melt a heart, don’t you? I’m a rhyme and meter girl with much of my poetry, so I appreciate the elegance of this piece despite its lack of contemporary appeal. The message is anti-materialistic and wholly wholesome with a massive slice of humility. You’re slipping in that age factor, that timeless long-lasting relationship that so many country songs emphasize.
It’s worth a roll in the hay any day, Rascal. Put a daisy in my hair.
xoxo
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My, oh-MY, Lady-Poet 🌻
What a lucky coincidence that I just happened to come upon a little daisy this morning while strolling along, imagining someone whose lovely hair it might grace, of what it might lead to, of whom….er, I seem to have (somehow) wandered-off into fantasyland. 😌
Damn, yourself … you’ve quite a knack for inspiring your own rising stimulations⁓*
Yes, M’Lady, how unfortunate such a huge, powerful, and beautiful expanse of poetry has become ignored and limited to talking/prose (not really poetic prose) in the erroneous name of contemporary advancement … what a shame to watch thw art and depths of poetic skill dwindle to a trickle. Ahhh, I could soapbox your lovely ears off … LOL!How sweetl to be so completely grasped … and, mmm, what a lavish bouquet of thought you’ve inspired … right side or left? ⁓ Rascal🖌
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Every living thing is just trying to get through the day.
We need to eat each other to survive but we don’t have to make each other suffer.
Great write indeed and it aligns with my number one life precept
” Cause no harm to any sentient creature” -
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I love this. It reminds me of a song.
“Have you ever heard the wolf cry to the blue corn moon?
Or asked the grinning bobcat why he grinned?
Can you sing with all the voices of the mountain?
Can you paint with all the colors of the wind?” -
All life is special and precious. Some have forgotten this simple truth. Excellent piece, my friend!
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Yeah, I mean, I just when I see how they house the animals that feed America and other countries too. It truly breaks my heart. It breaks my heart to know that cows have never get to walk on God‘s green earth and instead, are subject to a mud floor and confinement, it despicable.
Thanks for looking
Jackie ❤️☺️
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I love this.
The way animals raised for meat are treated is not only cruel but unhealthy for humans on so many levels.
I stopped eating meat some years ago, and will take a spider or a mouse outside to release.
But the fire ant, the roach, and the carpenter bee I cannot abide.-
Hi Javalini 🙂
Yeah, I’m practically vegan already. I do like an occasional piece of meat, but it really is starting to mess with my psyche. Did you know when they say on the package grass fed, that doesn’t mean they’re out on the prairie somewhere enjoying their best life, it means big tractors come and they damn near drown and bury the cows alive with grass. I’ve seen videos it’s horrifying and they’re still in their pen locked up.
Thanks for looking and commenting
Jackie ☺️
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I’m hugely impressed with your understanding of poetic element.
So, you are Richard the Rascal. Let me put that down. This is another amazing piece with emphasis on personification and symbolism. There’s obviously a metaphorical significance to the changing season, specifically fall to winter. It’s interesting to note that while you give leaves many characteristics of humans in this piece, they lack the unique capacity for understanding… at least, that’s the perspective of the speaker. Your final stanza is a fantastic summation.
This is top shelf material, Richard.
xoxo