Good morning/afternoon/evening
That is quite the poem! I love your use of imagery, it allows the reader to picture exactly what is happening, and I know it’s a bit difficult to do that in a poem. And your description isn’t overdone either. It gives just enough for the reader to picture what is happening, but also leaves room for wordplay and interpretation.
On misty days and grief drenched mornings,
When sight is blurry and life a dark ride,
I see you drunk with perplexion and
Lost in wonderous complexities.
I think this is my favorite part of the whole poem. An amazing way to start off your poem, and a great example of what I mentioned above. Your words create a haunting atmosphere clearly in the reader’s mind, but with an eloquence that is uniquely poetic.
I am quite impressed with the vocabulary in your poem. I’m impressed you were able to fit words like “naivete” and “luminosity” without disrupting the flow of the poem. I didn’t even know what “quotidian” meant! All around, your poem was beautiful and haunting, both in your wordplay, and in your meaning conveyed in your poem. I hope to see more of your work around! Stay safe and keep writing!
-Lizzy
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