Hi Cathy,
Yes, it is quite odd how it happens. Some of mine receive few responses then others receive so many I can't keep up. Anyway, this deserves more exposure.
In gentle winds born of our sighs (Like this - Dinah used similar words, too - most evocative) lay the essence of our desire To be held within these hearts for ever after (“after” unnecessary)
Yet pleaded words and impassioned cries (tad cliche, maybe?) beg for release from tangled webs (Good to see a Shakespearean reference here!) woven between us Emotions {are} storming in roiling winds born of our sighs
Scarlet rose petals curl[;] (Just noticed - you’re not using punct.. so forget that! enclose eternal flame within (Good mixed metaphor) (Ironic use of “eternal” good) No longer to feel the prick of thorns Aspire to cleave heightened senses swirl (Didn’t quite get this) Soft touches brew stormy on winds born of our sighs
My crit is very light as I don’t feel this needs much at all Cathy - very sad and very well-written
I enjoyed this; thank you.
James.
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