by annaswirls
'I once I sang to you this unwritten music'
It certainly looks like a mistake but the concrete sound of that line rings better with the mistake. Like a painter's dawb on a canvas, sometimes the mistake makes for an interesting resonance.
I like this poem.
b'brig
hmmm I just meant that I wrote the music, the lyrics were in a book and I made up the tune. I thought that was important because no one else could have sung it to him, it had to be my voice he heard
I was struggling how to put it down
I guess I could say music that had yet to be written
every way I tried it came out so bulky
thanks for the comments! I will work on that line a bit more
~Jennifer
Minor errors. I got the drift.
I'm really enjoying your poetry. Keep up the good work.
I, too, paused at that line thinking it was perhaps a type-o, but then reading it again, I feel it is the perfect flaw {if it ever WAS a mistake} and I would not change a thing. The meaning of the poem was flawless and that's all that ever matters to Me. Cherished motherly visions were felt by this another motherly woman and I thank you for sharing such a beautiful piece today, as <smile>
Mommy Vixxx
my brain did not even pick up the extra I, typo indeed, thanks for pointing it out
as
I love a poetic series
where we going next MA'
I like Gun Powder river