~Kate~
Centre stage on this one. A fresh breeze to read
this delightful write.
Lady Mary Ann
Reviewed by Diana Legun (Reader)
Reviewed on February 10, 2014
So much energy in this poem. I especially liked:
"The last four letters
clasped by dying breath;
what only remains
when nothing’s left."
I've been away so long, now I see many new author names. It was comforting to select yours, Kate. Never disappointed ~~ Diana
Superb wordplay, dazzling language, expertly crafted.
An old, old story, perhaps, but a new and creative rendering
leaving this reader to cry out "more!"
Kate,
Love the ying and yang of this poem, the last stanza does it for me!!!!
Another Kate write that goes right to my heart.
Lovely work my dear.
Much peace, love and light,
Amber
i like what you're cooking here in your kettle ... a "sweet poison" sounds like my cure as long as my soul remains priceless ... cryptic and warm to read,. the transference sounds divine ...
Blimey Kate. This nearly blew my hard.........................drive.
It plays out in such an overcoming way. Capturing and captivating the reader in to its embrace of the clever con to perpetuate the human race in fun and written with your charm and grace. xx
For me, this poem is worthy of much more than a single reading since it elicits so much interpretation. I do appreciate the meaning and the emotions that are brought to life through your verses, Kate. Thank you for sharing your gift. Love and best wishes to you,
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Centre stage on this one. A fresh breeze to read
this delightful write.
Lady Mary Ann
"The last four letters
clasped by dying breath;
what only remains
when nothing’s left."
I've been away so long, now I see many new author names. It was comforting to select yours, Kate. Never disappointed ~~ Diana
An old, old story, perhaps, but a new and creative rendering
leaving this reader to cry out "more!"
Love the ying and yang of this poem, the last stanza does it for me!!!!
Another Kate write that goes right to my heart.
Lovely work my dear.
Much peace, love and light,
Amber
It plays out in such an overcoming way. Capturing and captivating the reader in to its embrace of the clever con to perpetuate the human race in fun and written with your charm and grace. xx
Ron
Always,
Deborah
Regis
budd