by Maple Tree Mar 14, 2013
category :
Sadness, depression /
other
I wasn't born to be a raven messenger, |
by Darren
As I would expect from Andrea we have a little poem that is jam packed and stuffed full of clever imagery. It is no surprise to see so many of her poems nominated. This is a great example of her ability to nit sadness and nature together. There is clever sub references in each stanza, we start with the opening stanza, she describes to us that she is no gossip, she would never be seen as two faced. Then in two she obviously bites her tongue a lot, for it has swollen, yet here we can sense she is starting to feel her real worth, then three shows that she knows she needs to fly, yet her spirit and confidence has been broken, The final two offer us two possible outcomes without finishing the tale. Does she leave or does she die? I love the dark imagery throughout it helps with the sadness, but this wouldn't be a maple tree poem without a scattering of nature. |
I got lost in the imagery of this poem as it invoked images of a love I thought and I hoped I had forgot. |
by Lostlove1
:) Cant help but nominate this from you MT Such a visual touching write...good luck! |
by Rusheena
Great read! I love that even though you use metaphors throughout the entire poem, it still feels raw and simplistic, and the imagery is still vivid, could be because of the length and tone. I think the simplicity of the poem helps you focus more on the images and them in. |
Incredible, truly incredible |