the gem, the opaque
gem, the gem
in the unseen diadem,
a seed,
corn seed, bean
seed, squash seed,
three become brightly braided
in one fierce lot,
an oracle,
sun, wheel,
mirror of constant
movement, as she silently works in
the fields next to me,
an ocean,
a gather, a bend,
river water gently nurtures
stone
eye cheek heart
fought, fails
to stay dry,
even the coyotes still sing
on moonless nights.
A contest entry
- Help Me See The Reason To Believe (BELIEVERS ONLY!!) by Englandgirl2008.
1000 points, ended September 10, 13 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
Please tell me what you think
Comments
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Faith...
the substance of things hoped for...the evidence of things unseen. Creation, God's handiwork. Well versed poet.

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There is almost an archaic feel to this piece. I felt tossed about by each line, and I must say that I found it to be most enjoyable.


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i read this a couple of times
because of what you wrote
and it really struck me. i throughly enjoyed
this Motel
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thanks so much.
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"even the coyotes still sing
on moonless nights."
Very vivid imagery =]
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eye cheek heart <__ i'm not sure wether there should be commas there or formatted like eye-cheek-heart. eye;cheek; heart; anything like that.
but then again, without the pause it is said or read really quickly, is that the effect you wanted?
other than me not understaning that bit i love this
the imagery was simply stunning (:
good luck in the contest

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thank you for the very generous comment.
so glad you saw that there were no commas between the three words and understood the desired effect.
thanks again.
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your welcome (:
I'm glad that was the desired effect and i wasnt just blabbering on
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I'm not too sure if i understood the perspective because this did seem a bit random to me but also interesting.
I like the word choices.
Sometimes I feel my writing tends to fall into using the same words a bit too often so its interesting to find some good alternatives.
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thank you for your comment and taking the time to read this write.
I'm glad you caught on the randomness ... it is the eye looking & hopefully seeing, becoming more aware outside its small limited scope.
thanks again & take care.
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that is truly, truly poetic! well done
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thanks so much.
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