Hey there, prithamrittika! IronSpark here to review your awesome poem. First off, let me remind you that in this review, I'll be focusing on traditional grammatical rules. If you chose one of these to enhance the poetic image, just tell me. Or ignore me.
Let's get started!
So... on style. I do feel like the lack of traditional grammar in this took away from it, as I had to pause at certain moments and look back at what I was reading. But I also understand that this isn't your first language, and I think you did an excellent job. Just for your benefit, though, I'll insert this poem with traditional grammar/punctuation:
"The sky is red.
Dancing clouds -
I'm collecting leaves.
Oh! Spring, come to my hand,
come to the soil!
I'm waiting for the sound,
and cuckoos are flying.
Oh! Spring, come to my hand,
I'm waiting for the colors -
dancing with feathers..."
Now, of course the punctuation is up to you. I just wanted to add my two cents there. I think this is pretty solid, style wise. There's one line that I think especially disrupts the flow of the poem, and I want to point it out quickly. What did you mean by "I'm waiting for the sound"? I couldn't seem to find context for that. Other than that, I would like to request that you add "Oh! Spring, come to my hand" before each stanza (or every 3 or 4 lines - your choice). The repetition is the strongest part of the poem, I think, and you would greatly gain by adding at least one other usage of that.
Content-wise, there were some pretty generic images in here. But I think that you had a lot of original content, and I enjoyed it. Keep writing!
IronSpark
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