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Post by Queen of Rain on Jan 2, 2006 11:52:06 GMT -8
To Caoimhin, whoever you may be
Your name is Caoimhin that is the only thing I know Your eyes are the deepest of blue shades and I know you’re not an old lover. You whisper my name over and over again and you’re smile spread warmth to the world You are no one I know.
You are everywhere at once You walk in when I close my eyes ageless, timeless, beautiful. Perhaps you are the son I may never have, yet in my dreams you bring beauty, my child And whoever you may be, you’re name remains unpronounced, beautiful, unsaid.
Until I find the heart with whom I could bear someone I'll name after you, Caoimhin
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Post by Robin on Jan 3, 2006 11:32:54 GMT -8
This was a cute piece.
I didn't particularly like the "you keep appearing...and I know you're not an old lover" part. It just sounded like an oxymoron to me, because the person isn't an old lover, but s/he still keeps appearing over and over again. But maybe I'm trying to logic it out too much. It's poetry. It doesn't have to make sense.
The stanzas didn't really seem to fit together. The rhythm and patterns in the first one didn't feel consistant with those in the second stanza. But then again, it's free verse, and it doesn't neccesarily need consistancy.
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Post by Queen of Rain on Jan 4, 2006 14:41:08 GMT -8
You're very right on the rhythm part... I love the4 rhytm in "and I know you're3 not an old lover" thawt fast stating phase is what I want the entire poem to have.. I think the problem lies in the rhythm in hte introductory parts of the stanzas, neither of them am I very content with (good my english is useless at this hour, hope you understand anyways) Maybe I should start with stating "you're name is Caoimhin, thats all I know" becasue in the first stanza I just want to show the few things the speaking-I knows... to in the second stanza realise its a child she will/may /what sounds best?) never have..
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Post by Robin on Jan 5, 2006 5:01:50 GMT -8
I see. I think that if you like a certain rhythm, you should apply it to the whole poem. Conistancy is always good.
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Post by cry,crayola. on Jan 5, 2006 18:07:49 GMT -8
ohhh..... i like this a lot. i think the last stanza was my fav. : )
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Post by Queen of Rain on Jan 6, 2006 2:29:43 GMT -8
thank you, hope its stil ok now that I changed it, I just cant get the rhythm right there...
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