The sound of your voice
Echoes through my mind
Your laughter
Resonates like the sound
Of a sweet summer's rain
Falling upon a lake
Of calm shimmering water
Soothing my soul
Making it smile
A light shining so bright
To engulf my soul
Entwine
I'm with Ralph Waldo Emerson, who way back in 1875 wrote the following words in the preface to his work *Parnassus*: "Poetry teaches the enormous value of a few words, and, in proporion to the inspiration, checks loquacity."
Another thing, I like reading free verse, just so long as it distinguishes itself from "cut-up prose" with the use of apt, fresh imagery.
Laura, for the above reasons (mainly), your poem appealed to my senses and touched my emotions. You did it all with a certain style and, of course, with brevity.
Nice work. I must get back to your poetry and read some more.
I wrote this novel several years ago, I self published and never had it to sell. I have decided to rewrite it and hope to get it published within a few months for people to be able to buy. I had a few copies and gave them to a few family members and
Book 3 f of the Horses of Tir Na Nog Romance trilogy
CJ’s dreams continue, as she finds herself back at the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul. First, seeking protection for Rachel, then, the entire Sisterhood. (Actually, make that Sisterhoods; as there wil
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Another thing, I like reading free verse, just so long as it distinguishes itself from "cut-up prose" with the use of apt, fresh imagery.
Laura, for the above reasons (mainly), your poem appealed to my senses and touched my emotions. You did it all with a certain style and, of course, with brevity.
Nice work. I must get back to your poetry and read some more.