by Maple Tree Apr 6, 2014
category :
Sadness, depression /
other
Tragic conditions were born |
by Britt
I felt a VERY close connection with this piece of poetry and I didn't know why, because I wasn't sure what exactly it was about. I'm so glad you posted a comment with a little more insight, because it makes total sense. You know what happened with my mom and I, I think, and that's why I felt so connected. This is a beautiful poem, with much sadness and frustration, but done so eloquently. I love this! |
by Tara Kay
Andrea, what can I say...you write so beautifully but the sadness and story within this piece is one that really touches the heart. For you, I know a piece so powerful to be personal, its in the way you write. The metaphors work well, they add to the piece and I was really touched by the whole poem |
by Beautiful Soul
Andrea, That is such an powerful story, and it is okay that you rely on metaphors. That's the beauty of poetr. It can be iinterpreted in so many ways. I see the beauty in your words. Thank YOU for always sharing. <3 |
by Ole Carsten
I linked the title, and the poem following so Nice and smooth |
by Beautiful Soul
The title really caught my eye. And this is actually a great poem with a lot of twists in it. I believe you start out with a sorrowful suspense. And it holds a powerful message. It is very true that nowadays people are only concerned with money and greed. There doesn't seem to be a lot of love anymore. Anyway this stanza really does a great job to set up the message you wanted to say and the message you send. |
by Maple Tree
Thank you James, for your powerful comment, greatly appreciated. Normally I don't elaborate much on the message of a poem I write but with this one I will, as much as I can. There are certain things that happen in my life that I hold sacred as to withhold some sort of privacy, however writing has and always will be an avenue of release for me. |