show some love for the female poet
she sees possibilities that submissions present intrigue
the sensitivity in her verse is passion, it is so easy to know it
some words flow from genius and others from fatigue
she’ll indite those words that delight and invite you
then she will scorch you with her red heat
her words “every now and then”, soothe like the balsam of Peru
other lexes are all in a cage naked as a blank sheet
while other bards may try to provoke
don’t put her down; and let us not suppose
a moody critic: may whine that she is too baroque
but all her syllables are more than a caress can dare to compose
out in the backyard watch her helpless willow sway
and beauty are the images within her poetry
an itch that life cannot scratch away
they will never be half of her moiety
I am sure that such works do not exist
She desires to confront confinements; she is always in the fight
I praise her penciled words, and meanings we all have been kissed
She can portray the spirits’ desire, while she keeps us burning bright
I am absolutely speechless.
I am absolutely speechless. But my heart is warm and floating, you have no idea what this has done for me. This is the nicest, most beautiful thing anyone has ever done for me. Oh my god.
"It is a terrible thing to be so open. It is as if my heart put on a face and walked into the world" -- Sylvia Plath.
Well, I was
reading some Plath, and you came to my mind then I read your "Cedar Trees" again fot 100th time and I was inspired by you and your remarkable talent. I bow to you and the love you show for your craft
Peace
Dylan
"One of the best results of life, is the torment of love"
Dylan Eliot
Ahhh!
I am glad that your heart is floating to the stars that bore you!
Peace
Dylan
"One of the best results of life, is the torment of love"
Dylan Eliot
Tribute Worthy Woman Writer
You are on a roll nine tens, Life Used To Be and TOI are special on Postpoems. Both poets are kind and caring and write from the heart's heart. Nice treat to find today - You should continue the series Women love to read about themselves. I'm totally unbiased, of course. - Lady A