Comments : In Denial ( Fibonacci)

  • 15 years ago

    by Mr. Darcy

    Ingrid, I like this form of poetry so much that I think I will have to have a go.

    You have written about a pain of rejection, a loss of a wonderful life/ love that was dangled like a carrot and then snatch away. It is better to have never seen the carrot, right?

    Years on the memories and the knowledge of loneliness is a raw combination. Who can shake such dispair?

    Friends can help restore a life that clings to the past. We never feel lonely again when we have such friends.

    Well done my dear friend.

    ((hugs)) xx

  • 15 years ago

    by Poet on the Piano

    Wow, this looks like a complex form once you read on how to write it, but you made it look so easy. There was so much passion and deepness in this piece, I could start to feel what you were feeling. Excellent job with this form, every line was so well-worded and flowed together so nicely! Thanks for posting, a real joy to come upon. 5/5 of course from me. Take care and God Bless You!

    ~MaryAnne

  • 15 years ago

    by Sylvia

    Excellent work and it is sad. The words are powerful such as these, Echoes haunt the desolate shore of my dreamscape land. Well done.

  • 15 years ago

    by Lonely Rider

    You have done a wonderful job on this form... beautifully written... touching..
    in few words you did magic...

    and thank you so much for mentioning my link :)

  • 15 years ago

    by Yeka

    Sad and painful....seaching for a way to find a happy ending....truly pain but yet I like it =]

  • 15 years ago

    by Courageous Dreamer

    Fibonacci - Great choice of form, you seem to always be trying new things.. and as a poet I think thats huge when you challenge yourself, so well done! I loved how you made it your own and reversed it as well.

    "In
    you
    I found
    a soul mate.
    You denied me, us,
    demonized me for loving you."
    `Your word choice is simple, I would really try to expand your word choice though, you tend to use such simple word choice. Give the reader a challenge, make them infer what youre talking about.. and dont give it away so easily.. although I know thats hard to do with such short forms.. but I know you could do it! Your words speak sadness and denial... obviously!

    "Echoes haunt the desolate shore
    of my dreamscape land.
    Happiness
    never
    was
    real."
    `Again your words speak sadness, and pain as well. Happiness was never real was a great ending, powerful but extremely sad filled.

    Not much else to say, keep it up with trying new forms and styles of poetry. :]

    5/5.

    Temps (Beyond a Poets Mind)

  • 15 years ago

    by Mister 47

    Love is a powerful tool ingrid , in the hands of the pepole that deserve it , the pepole that are trully in love

    and a time bomb in the hands of those that are in fake love.

    always ! look at this like it is ! time can only be the judge of waht come next !

    i hate the feeling of disapointment , soo i dont make expectation for me..

    great expression you are good in finding words hat make me think of them behond there context

    CJ

  • 15 years ago

    by The Prince

    This poem is simply beautiful:

    'You denied me, us,'

    Minor syntax error there, it doesn't sound quite right to me. Liked the alliteration, that 'D' sound was quite prominent.
    Beautiful poem. :)

  • 15 years ago

    by DreamingOutLoud

    Simply beautiful.

  • 15 years ago

    by Gizmo

    This is a unique style and one i haven't seen before very clever in deed. its an emotional poem, and you can feel that from the first sentence 'in you i found a soul mate.' normally this would start off in a love poem but its such a slap in the face with ethe following line 'then you denied us.. thats a blunt and strong sentence to follow.
    you also end on a very blunt point that happiness never was real, and again blunt to the point and not wordly.
    i loved the simplicity of this form as well as your wording, it was eaily read. i even liked the little metaphor on the second stanza, gives it a little more 'kick up the backside'.

    i have absolutely no faults with this.

    so round of applause and again i loved the style xx

  • 15 years ago

    by anand singh

    A sad but beautiful write.Your choice of words chosen well and the depth and meaning quite vivid.
    An enjoyable read.
    Paul...

  • 14 years ago

    by Sunshine

    Ingrid...you are a phenomenal woman.. I am sorry I didnt re comment again..and am sorry for myself that I didnt give my soul words like urs..to dive in..

    aint this just a very sad.a very true poem to relate to ?
    whats more sad than a love that held so many dreams..and then shattered down just like the untrue happiness
    of our world..

    5/5
    incredible u

  • 12 years ago

    by Steven Beesley

    I like your different poems in different forms, you have taught me a new form here which I would like to practice.

    Well done, keep it up!