Mel, I was tickled to see a poem of yours. They always captivate me. You have been such a strong influence in my writing. This is such a beautiful poem. Though afraid to nominate because I am biased towards your work. What the heck....I'm a rebel...nominated. |
by Melpomene
Kay, you are wonderful and sweet. I feel the same about your work and I think we really do influence each other. I'm so glad you have been visiting the site more frequently. It really does need members like you back around. |
by Ben Pickard
Mel, |
by Melpomene
Thanks Ben! We should try to get to know each other more. I'm generally the invisible mod on this site but I do like to establish friendships with as many members as possible. Looking forward to commenting on some of your work in the near future. |
by Britt
Why did you not tell me you posted a new poem? |
by Maple Tree
All I see is a neon sign that reads "No Vacancy" flashing... |
"I am biased towards your work" |
by Melpomene
And I am biased towards yours! |
by Hellon
Another intriguing write from you Mel. I always try to decepher your metaphors but normally I fail miserably haha!! I think this could be about a disruption in your younger years that left you traumatized for a long time. Something that left a void in your life hence your title and, the 'sea' is just now settling...not sure but still a lovely write. |
by Melpomene
Hi Hellon, you hit the nail on the head about a disruption. I've changed slayed to slain, I actually had slain at the start but began to question myself after researching on the net. Thanks for pointing it out! |
by Maple Tree
Judging comment |
by Em
This is another powerful piece from you and can possibly be interpreted in different ways by the many people that read it. |