I believe and do know that my husband came back as a butterfly as one of your readers suggests happens. A beautiful black and blue butterfly landed on my shoulder and passed ahead of me to my door the day after Tom's buriel. I look for it again and again but never saw it after, but maybe this summer he will come back to me again in this form. I also love the sea and believe the ocean calms us.
Feel the peaceeeeeeeeeeee, as I have through your Beautiful and meaningful POem dear Kate. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!You have touched a place DEEP inside of me, with your sincerity etc. WArmly,Sheee P.S. Your chosen words Kate- take on new meaning 2 me,....Wow! :)
Syllable by syllable, line by line, LOVING ANGELS pulses with the beauty of a passion that risks everything to burn inside its own truth and wisdom. The heat of real flesh and the light of real spirit fill every startling image:-)
Reviewed by Katy Walsvik (Reader)
Reviewed on July 2, 2005
Hey, Tootsie,
This has GOT to be better than counting sheep. I'll not only save it but print it and read aloud as the lids flutter and hopefully shut... of course, the smile is a given.
...and God looked down and said: 'yea, she is where I will plant this nurtured seed, grown in my garden for the purpose of creating poetry by a worthy mortal...' And who, my lovely friend, is going to argue with that! You are a fine wine for this thirsty pallette. katy xox
This is so overwhelmingly soft that it floats across my mind like a cloud, I think of Angels and beautiful women and all things soft and gentle when I read these words. It makes me feel like making love to a buttefly, not sure why but Kate this is very sensual and moving all at the same time. Sweet.
Vivid emotional imagery in this write Kate..."Burn me with your eyes of water, crush me with your heart of flesh."...Great lines!!! Great Poem...Enjoyed...Have missed reading you as of late.
Robin Ouzman Hislop's poetry is certainly in dialogue with some of the key architects of the 'poetics of indeterminacy' – both the Modernist strands represented by the likes of Beckett and Stein, and the postmodernist strands represented, initially,
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This has GOT to be better than counting sheep. I'll not only save it but print it and read aloud as the lids flutter and hopefully shut... of course, the smile is a given.
...and God looked down and said: 'yea, she is where I will plant this nurtured seed, grown in my garden for the purpose of creating poetry by a worthy mortal...' And who, my lovely friend, is going to argue with that! You are a fine wine for this thirsty pallette. katy xox
A symbolistical-impressinist composition...
"Loving Angels" prods the wings of imagination, and makes
the reader fly into the poliverses of emotions.
I enjoyed reading this poem, "Loving Angels" and have
learned from its magnificent contents of poetic grand.
Healthy Creative Life, Poet!
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
Pops
EDL
love the feathery feel of sensuous whimsy...soar on Kate;-)
etw
Interesting imagery; some of it evokes pain, some, beauty; are they evil or benevolent? Thought provoking, excellent poetry.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla. :(