Myrataal at Old Poetry

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Reason for divorce?
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We know
each other,
Cycle at allpoetry
when rain falls, and storm has crushed
to silence wrought from gale and mud

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on Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal by Alfred Lord Tennyson, on July 15, 2006
It is softly sensual and lovely in imagery -- what a gentle seductive invitation! Especially the last two exit lines, 13 and 14.

Myra
on Down By The Salley Gardens by William Butler Yeats, on July 12, 2006

Divine
A poem filled with remorse, but beautiful simplicity wrote complex emotions. I especially loved the lyrical elements in here, making it a sad breeze touching the (weeping) willows.

Also: the lovely reference to, firstly, "snow-white feet" and secondly, "snow-white hand" breathes of purity and of tenderness; of walking in grace and of gentle touch. Yet, as snow, the connection was cold and could not convey its intended warmth. Thus, the poet mourned the loss ...

Myra
on Song Of Despair by Pablo Neruda, on July 24, 2005
Such utter sadness and sorrow in this piece -- the agony of lost love ...

My heart churned on reading this.

Myra
on Poetry by Pablo Neruda, on July 24, 2005
Nobody could have said this better than Pablo Neruda himself ... Such utter seamlessness of though. Singing a note with clarity and with preciseness: such is writing poetry.

Myra