Ice Storm

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MikeIvy
MikeIvy
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Crystal coated trees speak to me

In the cold, clear morning breeze

They shed their glass sleeves

With musical wind chime sounds

Adding their discarded shards

To a world of diamond sparkles

MikeIvy
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greenmountaineergreenmountaineerabout 13 years ago

Nicely done. I like in particular the contast in the last 2 lines of "discarded shards" turning the world into "diamond sparkles."

I might have played with using "diamond bed sparkles" in which case I would have replaced "Adding" with "Making" (as in a bed.) I think the then 2 hard "d" sounds in the last 2 lines gives this short poem a slower more deliberate ending, which I think is always desirable in short poems, but that may be just my bias.

As I said, nicely done.

KobaKobaabout 13 years ago

An absolutely beautiful poem! Wow! Very impressive! I live in Alaska and find myself constantly looking at the beauty in the "crystal coated trees". Magnificent imagery! You have a gift!

LiarLiarabout 13 years ago
A very solid visual

Could trim a word here and there for perfection. (For instance, no need to tell us it's cold, that's implied everywhere anyway.) But overall an excellent little snapshot.

vrosej10vrosej10about 13 years ago
i've never seen snow

So I can't comment on the realism, but you're improving all the time as a poet. i agree about the last line. I think cliches might be your personal bugaboo. Mine's gerunds; I am the proverbial gerund whore much talked about here.

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