Dearest Victoria,
You are truly gifted! I am so very impressed with your ability to work with words. You create such precise imagery with your description. Well penned.
Paix et amour,
Nicole
Reviewed by David cox (Reader)
Reviewed on January 7, 2010
very emotional vickie i lost my dad in September this year so this strikes a chord in my heart.
thanks for this piece it made me cry.
dave.
This one hits home Vick as I prepared to go to my Aunts funeral on Sat and have just heard my step-brother will not be long on this earth either...but as the poem and the good Mr. Campbell suggests they will live on in the hearts of many who loved them.
fee
Twinship to my Arboroglyph http://www.authorsden.com/visit/viewpoetry.asp?id=270042
Eulogizing something lost in poetry is self-healing, death of our loved ones, family and broken relationships cast to exile and pine boxes are carthartic as well as granite and marble headstones marking a life which once walked upon this plane of life...pallbearers witness to the weight in their hands, pagans with the feel of rebirth in our hands...soul lives on as we bury with either bodies or other "dead things", items of reincarnation of the afterlife...trumpets or elk bugles, a send-off of Ebony's Grave...
You are truly gifted! I am so very impressed with your ability to work with words. You create such precise imagery with your description. Well penned.
Paix et amour,
Nicole
thanks for this piece it made me cry.
dave.
fee
Eulogizing something lost in poetry is self-healing, death of our loved ones, family and broken relationships cast to exile and pine boxes are carthartic as well as granite and marble headstones marking a life which once walked upon this plane of life...pallbearers witness to the weight in their hands, pagans with the feel of rebirth in our hands...soul lives on as we bury with either bodies or other "dead things", items of reincarnation of the afterlife...trumpets or elk bugles, a send-off of Ebony's Grave...
Love & Immortality,
Sage