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Crisp the mountain hollow



wild the heartbeat.  silence
one peak could rove the world
a buzz of untold presence -
lungs kiss



the barest breath of snow









 

 

 

Author notes

short, but i think it says what it needs to.

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  • CelfistJett
    July 30

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    Interesting, good short poem! Love the diction. You should read my poems, they are a little similar to that of yours.

  • ecrivain01
    July 14
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    I believe you're correct ...

    this is a good job. It has a haiku-like feel to it, actually.

    Write on.

  • I love the word choice, it contrasts with the moment. The words are "crisp," sharp, bold, where as the moment is slow, serene and silent. I like that the language is tight, and no words are wasted.

    Well done.


  • ItaloEtkin
    April 8
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    this a fantastic poem. great word choice

  • It does indeed speak volumes in such small measure. Very well penned, showing without a doubt WHY you are a favorite!!! I love the depth of this, great imagery! Nice write! Thank you for your entry!


  • CaliOkie silver member
    January 15

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    Excellent. I wouldn't revise it . . . revision might dilute the clarity you have written. Adding to it would be superfluous, taking away might make it less than it is. Second guessing this one might hurt it. My humble opinion.

    Garrison

  • wonderful poem
    you've captured such terrific imagery with this piece


  • SpydurPoet gold member
    January 15

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    Wow. WOW
    That was absolutely incredible!!!! I loved the imagery. The last line was mesmerizing.
    Write on.
    ~*~SP~*~

  • I used to absolutely hate enjambement. we're talking, there wasn't anything that I disliked more in poetry, haha. but for some reason, lately I'm enjoying it - and I believe that I've even used it too, haha.

    I love this. the images are superb: since it's about -40 outside here today, I'm definitely feeling the frigid images. "lungs kiss", particularly, I love. I feel like this is one of those pieces that could so easily be interpreted slightly differently by everyone, and I love that. very well done.

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