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Savor All * Save All Midnight dreams slip in after then of past of who’s, what’s, where’s and when’s; yet never take you back to them. A kite takes flight shimmers in pure light till gusts of wind or happenstance loosen strings tied away in one glance. Alone after midnights dreams kept within; out of our realm of feeling or seeing again. |
This Poem was Critiqued By: Tony P Spicuglia On Date: 2012-01-22 10:46:40
Critiquer Rating During Critique: 10.00000
The kite takes flight – it brought with it the views of what has been. You capture the direction of life –gusts- and the capriciousness of living –happenstance- all in the same stanza. You also show us the observer, the one living the life –glance- that personalizes the experience.
The experience of the final staza, that of memories and dreams; keeps pure the first stanza that sets the flight into motion.
Between stanza 1 and stanza 3 you sandwich the philosophical viewpoint of the writer, and also by doing so, presents the wealth of the first and last into a framework that is universal.
I like this work very much.