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May 10, 2014

Desire to hold

Poem Body

Well, let me hold you!
We have many things to hold
what all you want to hold
just let me know
when you yourself are held,
no one will let you go
without breaking a weld
so hold on
I shall await
a message from you
till then I shall hold on
my prettiest one on to you!

About This Poem

Style/Type: Free verse

Review Request Intensity: I want the raw truth, feel free to knock me on my back

Editing Stage: Editing - rough draft

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Country/Region: ROU

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10 years 11 months ago

OK this one just leaves my mind in a knot. Please don't interpret that as negative.

I think it was just how you put the words together. To me there is no flow in the words. It's like one wall after another. I get the feel that the idea is constantly changing in the mind of the narrator. But who knows I could be wrong.

I get what the poem is trying to say but it becomes a little confusing. However, the piece itself feels like the early stage of an idea or a certain emotion. It's like when you have an epiphany. You completely understand it in your head, but you don't quite have all the words to describe what is going on.

I hope I got something right. If not, then please excuse my mad ramble and give me your take.

Not often that my mind gets all up in a knot. But there is something good about this one, and I liked it very much.

weirdelf

Well, let me hold you! We have many things to hold what all you want to hold just let me know when you yourself are held, no one will let you go without breaking a weld so hold on I shall await a message from you till then I shall hold on my prettiest one on to you! Well, let me hold you! We have many things to hold what all you want to hold just let me know when you yourself are held, no one will let you go without breaking a weld so hold on I shall await a message from you till then I shall hold on my prettiest one on to you!

It is prose, not poetry.

loved

prose is more beautiful than poetry
as you have so thoughtfully put it

that's why I call myself
'''prosaic ....''''
poetry praise
and
prose erase
and vice verse ..(a)
as you do it now Jess..

It marvels my dwarfed mind
how after a long time
to read my junk
time you could find

weirdelf

1. Consisting or characteristic of prose.
b. Matter-of-fact; straightforward.
2. Lacking in imagination and spirit; dull.

Not poetry.