Yes. What he said. |
by Michael
Thank you Miss Kitty :)x |
by Everlasting
How great is to have someone or anything to talk to about how we feel even if we don’t say anything at all. I enjoyed this read. Michael. Thanks for sharing. |
by Michael
Thank you Everlasting for your nice comments and nomination, much appreciated :) |
by Star
I love how this started the moon turning its back on the stars! The title brings the poem together so beautifully! |
by Michael
Thank you STAR, lovely words, M :) |
by D.
A gorgeous poem Michael, full of lovely imagery, the first two stanzas especially. ‘My mind not being sharp enough’ is great! |
by Michael
Thanks fella for your comments as always.. I did wonder about the end of my poem, and I did also think it may sound a little cliched. I felt it was a sort of 'getaway with' cliché. I'm not a huge fan of cliché for sure, but I just felt it ended okay with that. |
by Skyfire
Love. Intrigued by the 2nd stanza particularly, at it mixes the imagery of trees and clouds in a lovely, ominous way. It pulls together so many emotions for me. |
by Michael
Thank you Skyfire for your nice comments and reading. There is certainly an ominous perspective, as you put it :)x |
by Angie
I absolutely love this Michael! Congrats on the win! |
by Michael
Thank you Angie for reading and your comments :) x |