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by Sabina_Tolchovsky

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AnonymousAnonymousabout 19 years ago
Best poem of the day!

Some excellent lines!

mist snakes down the mountain

>

the tree's wait for the pregnacy of summer

and the deliverance of fall

>

wet fur streaked with hunger

>

black water rippled with cold rain kisses

And the ending is delightful!

~Syn

TathagataTathagataabout 19 years ago
This verse

~spring blossoms are spent

their fallen petals

resign to the orchard floor

the tree's wait for the pregnacy of summer

and the deliverance of fall~

and the last verse are wonderful.

Very vivid.

The poem captures the look, feel, even the smell of a dreary drizzly morning.

Very nice job.

AnonymousAnonymousabout 19 years ago
the last verse

silent as a stick

fishing for it's breakfast

the zen Heron

is waiting....works so well...with the title..great pen!!/blue

My Erotic TailMy Erotic Tailabout 19 years ago
wisdom of the Heron

I love this poem~ Thanks for sharing this wonderful write! simply awesome~ Art~

Wanton VixxxenWanton Vixxxenabout 19 years ago
I love the sound of rain...

even in its silence. You always take metaphors and descriptives to stratospheric heights and this poem is by no means an exception, Sabina. This piece will linger with Me as My silent companion through rainy Spring here in Pennsylvania. Just beautiful!

Vixxx

Bridget69Bridget69about 19 years ago
!

Nice atmosphere and images.

twelveoonetwelveooneabout 19 years ago
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The first two lines gotta go, or bury 'em elsewhere, however, the last four - nothing better. Now what is inbetween, nice and clean.

Stongest lines at the beginning and end if possible.

nice work

ohhh_liviaohhh_liviaabout 16 years ago
cliche.... cliches...

The first two lines are awful, I agree with the number boy. However, he was being very kind in his review of this piece. Have you ever heard of the notion, "show, don't tell"? YOU are telling us about the whole situation here. Overall, a barely boring piece of work.

And, while on the subject, why did you place an apostrophe in the word "tree's"? You are showing it as possessing nothing, so why the added punct...

this poem is not really worth the read...

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