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So stifling, this August
Posted: Fri Aug 27, 2010 12:47 pm
by arunansu
Gone,
those autumn skies.
All I can see is one morbid
firmament, further saddened
by a prolonged monsoon
which has yet to prove its efficacy.
I still recall
you and me, drenched,
strolling in the quiet
of a mustard field
under a massive blue whale cloud.
Re: So stifling, this August
Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 1:22 am
by chicory
I had to read this numerous times to understand & feel it - which is what a poem should do. Yet I feel the flow is turbulent as the monsoon in process. May I suggest ... Make the last stanza the FIRST stanza & line break after "mustard"
Then in the last stanza drop the first two words in the last line
I think you would have a very nice creation with these changes
"bitter is better" & you have carried it forward quite well
Re: So stifling, this August
Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 4:02 am
by gavin
dear arunansu
do you every sleep,
this poem based on the seasons was wonderful,
i do agree with chicory, about changing the last stanza
to become the first, the poem was very good,
i liked it very much,
Re: So stifling, this August
Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 4:17 am
by arunansu
Thank you so much Chicory and Gavin. I value your suggestions. I would definitely give a more closer look to my piece. Thank you for the time. Smiles.