I would change suck in the second stanza to sip. Loved the repetition of the line in the first stanza in the last stanza as well. I thought you truly did an amazing job of expressing your emotions...your poetry is such a gift to us readers. Sad but beautiful at the same time. |
This really does rimind me of the poems I have read written by the masters and the title fits |
by Jad
A good poem and a thoughtful poem as well. As Temps said I also thought you got your emotions across nicely. A sad but heart filled piece. Good job and keep writing. |
by Cindy
Nana |
by Ingrid
Many lament about their loneliness without ever truly being alone. I know where your pain comes from, Nana...it is from feeling no one really cares. I know how that feels, I was once where you are now. This feeling left me when my only child was born. I hope you will one day know the joy of motherhood and the fulfillment it brings to a woman. |
Interesting choice of words...5/5 i love it |
by chind
Another fabulous piece! i loved the image that was created in my head whilst reading this. I felt like i was mourning, i felt heart broken, i felt everything that comes with sadness. It was a very powerful piece...and i loved it! |
by abracadabra
A powerful piece. Almost...melodramatic? Sorry! Here, I am finding a beautiful metaphor- that of the "liquified pouring moon" filling the cup for you to drink- that has already conjured up images in my mind that make me hunger for more...images that you then repeat in the following two stanzas almost unnecessarily. Un-breaking and un-crawling...I didn't understand the significance of these words in the context. Words are precious to poets, and when they are twisted, it has to be with a remarkable context. |