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RE: E I (Day 13 of 100 -- poetry challenge)

in #poetry7 years ago

I sometimes envision myself as a giant canvas with all the details and intricacies and experiences of my life splayed out in paint for all to see all over me.

I may be projecting because I want to know someone relates to this, but I couldn't get by that bias when reading this piece - it seemed to connect with me on the level that this perception lives to an extraordinary extent.

My first love in this poem were these two lines, which I adore:

like dirt coffers
or crocus bulbs

but then, and I know it's cliche to say that I like the end the best, but these lines:

my core pushes forth
a promise of Spring

are just so much. so much so, I'm jealous I didn't write them (not a common feeling for me, I just love and feel so connected to them).

But yes, this is just gosh darn lovely, @mamadini, and, of all the poems I've missed reading, I'm so happy I read this one today. Thank you for sharing.

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Oh my! I am truly honored by such feedback. I love that feeling when I read lines that I wish I had written.

  • "I sometimes envision myself as a giant canvas with all the details and intricacies and experiences of my life splayed out in paint for all to see all over me."

YES -- I totally understand and feel the same so very often (with what I create).

Thank you for this wonderful feedback. :)