This sonnet is so beautiful, in fact, that I should like you to submit it (along with up to 4 other sonnets of your choice) to me, if you would like it published in the Winter issue of SONNETTO POESIA (Canada) ISSN 1705-4524. I am seriously also considering also reviewing this sonnet along with others in the Special Christmas Vallance Review, Poetry Life and Times (UK), where I am focussing on contemporary sonnets related to:
1. Christmas or 2. Peace or 3. Winter or similar such topics.
To view the cumulative index to the Vallance Review, go to my home page:
Poesie's laissez-faire Faire Foire
http://poesieslaissezfaire.homestead.com/
Click on "All Our Links" and on the next page, CLICK on:
"Cumulative Index to the Vallance Review"
From there you can peruse any single review you like. You might be particularly interested in the August 2003 Vallance Review, which is an historical bibliography of 342 citations, and in my multi-media review of William Shakespeare's splendid Sonnet 73, "Bare ruin'd choirs"....
Thank you, my Friend
Sincerely yours,
Richard Vallance,
Editor,
SONNETTO POESIA (Canada) ISSN 1705-4524
I love these phrases:
"the harmony of a silent song."
...and
" but i am not alone
here. there are creatures more alive in peat
moss than all your cities"
...and
"among
the mountains the sun lives at night, and sees
into my dreams."
Beautiful, haunting phrases and poem! Thanks!
Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)
Reviewed on August 16, 2003
Beautiful place is dreams. Well done. Enjoyed reading.
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Ah, now, Kurt, THIS is lovely!!!
I dare say I AM impressed!
Have you checked out any of my sonnets on AD?
I think you might like,
Cassandra Wise
This sonnet is so beautiful, in fact, that I should like you to submit it (along with up to 4 other sonnets of your choice) to me, if you would like it published in the Winter issue of SONNETTO POESIA (Canada) ISSN 1705-4524. I am seriously also considering also reviewing this sonnet along with others in the Special Christmas Vallance Review, Poetry Life and Times (UK), where I am focussing on contemporary sonnets related to:
1. Christmas or 2. Peace or 3. Winter or similar such topics.
To view the cumulative index to the Vallance Review, go to my home page:
Poesie's laissez-faire Faire Foire
http://poesieslaissezfaire.homestead.com/
Click on "All Our Links" and on the next page, CLICK on:
"Cumulative Index to the Vallance Review"
From there you can peruse any single review you like. You might be particularly interested in the August 2003 Vallance Review, which is an historical bibliography of 342 citations, and in my multi-media review of William Shakespeare's splendid Sonnet 73, "Bare ruin'd choirs"....
Thank you, my Friend
Sincerely yours,
Richard Vallance,
Editor,
SONNETTO POESIA (Canada) ISSN 1705-4524
Vesna
Enjoyed reading this beauty!!
Love Tinka
Bonnie
~Nikki~
"the harmony of a silent song."
...and
" but i am not alone
here. there are creatures more alive in peat
moss than all your cities"
...and
"among
the mountains the sun lives at night, and sees
into my dreams."
Beautiful, haunting phrases and poem! Thanks!