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Hannah wrote:I.
They are cold in photographs -- Could you explain me what does this do??? It's not wrong, just..I don't know what it means...
what springs they could wither in life!
Screaming out like drowning people, hope You could put this in the next verse.
in waters too cold but for dormant fish,
they'll pull in the slightest
hint of adoration.
One breath and then it's gone beneath
the ice sheets: her heart beneath his influence.
Past dreams, like frozen sunnies, What are sunnies?
memories of summers never spent will wait
until she calls for them again, her releasing moment
their spring and warmth.
Should winter last forever, so they will die,
so will the hapless ice-walker freeze in his own beloved eyes.
This verse is too long, cut it into two pieces.
If you read this, let me know what passed through your mind as you read it -- what did it remind you of?
[i]Please be especially harsh on this piece. I kind of wrote it about someone and hope to polish it and hand it over to said person.
Hannah wrote:
II.
[s]Then [/s]this descent is what they meant by fall -- You don't have to put "Then", even if it's the second part. The poem sounds better without it.
a gentle give to the sweeping winds and charm of winter.
Each drop of water gives up its life
and falls to static crystallization.
But the crystals in his eyes
inspire fervor, and death of only hindrances.
She lets them slip from her cheeks,
silk cloth over newly cleansed skin,
new snow over browning grass,
hands over ice just formed,
hands over love just born:
sweet caress.
I absolutely loved it. I don't have anything to say. Some may say something about last verse, but it's fine for me.
III.
He is her being and her all,
the form made her, and watched
as she blossomed under summer heat.
It took the rashness (idle trait)
and put in understanding in its place.
It let his eyes ferment, then freeze,
when winter swept in. You really don't get some good with this verses.
A heat that could have burnt the world,
singed the petals of growing honeysuckle,
subdued in steely frame for him;
for her, a life of fire.
they'll pull in the slightest
Then this descent is what they meant by fall --
She lets them slip from her cheeks,...sweet caress.
They are cold in photographs -- I'll assume the "they" in question are his eyes?
what springs they could wither in life! Do you mean springs as in the season, or springs as in a pool of water? I'll assume you mean the season.
Screaming out like drowning people, hope
in waters too cold but for dormant fish,
they'll pull in the slightest
hint of adoration.
One breath and then it's gone beneath
the ice sheets: I think this colon should perhaps be an em dash?her heart beneath his influence.
Past dreams, like frozen sunnies, Sunnies? This sounds really immature and child-like in this poem.
memories of summers never spent will wait
until she calls for them again, her releasing momentThere should be a comma right here.
their spring and warmth.
Should winter last forever, so they will die,
so will the hapless ice-walker freeze in his own beloved eyes.
Then this descent is what they meant by fall -- Ah, I like this. The metaphor of "fall" - the season and the "fall in love" thing. Nicely done.
a gentle give to the sweeping winds and charm of winter.
Each drop of water gives up its life
and falls to static crystallization.
But the crystals in his eyesI'll assume the crystals are a metaphor for tears?
inspire fervor, and death of only hindrances.
She lets them slip from her cheeks,
silk cloth over newly cleansed skin,
new snow over browning grass,
hands over ice just formed,
hands over love just born:
sweet caress.
He is her being and her all,
the form made her, and watched
as she blossomed under summer heat.
It took the rashness (idle trait)
and put in understanding in its place.
It let his eyes ferment, then freeze,
when winter swept in.
A heat that could have burnt the world,
singed the petals of growing honeysuckle,
subdued in steely frame for him;
for her, a life of fire.
They are cold in photographs --
what springs they could wither in life!
Screaming out like drowning people, hope
in waters too cold, but for dormant fish,
they'll pull in the slightest
hint of adoration.
One breath and then it's gone beneath
the ice sheets: her heart beneath his influence.
Past dreams, like frozen sun fish,
memories of summers never spent will wait
until she calls for them again, her releasing moment
their spring and warmth.
Should winter last forever, so they will die,
so will the hapless ice-walker freeze in his own beloved eyes.
But the crystals in his eyes
inspire fervor, and death of only hindrances.
She lets them slip from her cheeks,
silk cloth over newly cleansed skin,
new snow over browning grass,
hands over ice just formed,
hands over love just born:
sweet caress.
He is her being and her all,
the form made her, and watched
as she blossomed under summer heat.
It took the rashness (idle trait)
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