Comments : The Freedom Of the Sea

  • 15 years ago

    by Poet on the Piano

    "Brave sailors who sailed distant seas
    In ages, crossing Neptune's realm
    Sweet treasure's call, their minds, it pleased
    Through surging waves, they took the helm."

    Such a captivating opening, I can tell this is going to be a masterpiece of a nature poem.

    "With sextants held neath silver stars
    They plied swift currents in the breeze
    And sailed their ships to islands far
    Past harbor lights and port cities."

    Wonderful descriptions, the rhyming and flow were right on target!

    "For what rich treasures spurred their quests
    For gold or silver, were they sent
    With wanderlust that never rests
    To ends of earth they gladly went."

    I love your wording here, its so vivid and entrancing!

    "But give me treasure that is real
    The chance to write some poetry
    On swirling waves, this heart will heal
    And feel the freedom of the sea."

    Your words are so meaningful and deep, I am very much so caught into this poem by your lovely words.

    "Don't want to stay here anymore
    And drown in my uncertainties
    I'd rather hear the ocean's roar
    And see Gibraltar's majesty."

    Well-expressed emotions and thoughts, bringing the reader into this piece further.

    "And know that I shall join someday
    Those ancient mariners of yore
    And reach that land so far away
    Elysium's enchanted shore."

    Excellent ending, you have a great talent in writing, and I enjoyed reading your work!
    So brilliantly written, with mind-blowing words and visuals! 5/5 from me, take care!

    ~MaryAnne

  • 15 years ago

    by NightFlyer

    Mary Anne, Thank you for your very kind words and taking the time to give your detailed comments about my poem! I really appreciate them.