by Kasie
This is beautifully sad. But a great poem. My interpretation may differ from what you were trying to say, but this is what I see when I read it. |
by Em
Andrea, I haven't seen you write I don't think since Christmas which is ashame as I love your work but here we have the second of two delicately written pieces with so much emotion that it made me need an handkerchief (well, tissue but I wanted to be posh haha) your words are just, wow. They make the piece even more amazing. |
It is not easy to remain calm when there is so much agony going on inside. All we want to do is just scream out loud and we should. Crying suppose to be healthy but what when there are no more tears left. I can so relate to have not seen the sun in ages but that emotional darkness can be very overwhelming. When it gets to that point I take a walk through the forest and watching the trees just standing so peacefully or a walk at the beach. Excellent therapy. While reading this poem I also sense loneliness which is different from being alone. But at times we can be with somebody and we are still lonely. I could go on but I leave as that. Take care |
by Brenda
Andrea, such a beautifully sad write. You have the most amazing way of putting nature and your story together so deliciously. Love in turbulence, the calmer it is the worse your anxiety. It is crazy isn't it? The calm before the storm? Silence between two lovers can be good or the worse thing possible. You have clearly shown the worse thing possible scenario. Well done- |
This is such a precious gem of poetry Andrea, your work is always so breathtaking and visually appealing. I am a great lover of grandmother moon and this poem speaks to something primal in me that searches for her face each night and mourns when she isn't in my sight. Incredibly beautiful |