by Maple Tree
Love your word usage in this piece Tony... "sable" and cascading... are deep and rich words, first stanza is truly a great start to this piece.. |
by Wild flower
So this is the piece you were working on:) |
My interpretation of this is that a soldier is fighting for his corrupted country, he is having to watch his own country take the lives of innocent people. He is praying to God for forgiveness for the evil things he has seen but cannot do anything about it. |
by Tara Kay
Tony...it seems.to me that this piece touches a subject close to you as it is very raw and deep and the darkness drew me in from the start. |
by Liz
Very powerful. I agree with Hannah Lizette, in my view, at least.. it seems like its from a soldier's perspective, or something of the sort. Though it seems to be the darkness of life, in general. Innocents die, and the guilty ones seem to "enjoy life" longer, which is what the 4th stanza sort of made me think. Loved the words. |
Wow! This poem is dark and deep... and I enjoyed every part of it. |
by Karla
Powerful message. We always need forgiveness but guilt eats our insides and always reminds us we can't be forgiven. Loved your piece.Much enjoyed! |
by L
Interesting take, |
by Let It Be
Good Lost me at the beginning my own fault i drifted but when i came back i understood. Deep but true. |
by myonlymoon
I always enjoy reading your writes Tony, so very intense. Keep 'em coming (: |
So, I've read this a few times... |
by Baby Rainbow
Absolutely agree with the message. There are people who commit such horrible acts of crime and get no punishment and often the victims are more punished with their pain than the ones who commited the crime. |
by Chelsey
Loved your opening question, it started this poem off so strong and thought provoking with just one line.. |
by Marcy Lewis
Wow. This is very dark. I never realized that dark poetry was a big signature of yours, and you're fabulous at it. |