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Re: Invocation of Shadows
I absolutely love the fact that you used "sun" and then "Son", definitly caught my eye with that. I enjoy the fact that you can take simple rhymes and turn it into a masterpiece. I have nothing to show you except my praise for this one, fantastic as always.
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BRAVO, especially this line…Who evoketh his shadow
Just a SPECTACULAR write! What inspired it, if I may ask? I can with my limited vocabulary, give a rating of 5/5!
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Re: Invocation of Shadows
Thank you, I appreciate the rating and the kind words, but it feels a bit unfinish to me. Maybe a slight change in punctuation would do the trick to better shift its nuance. Spawned from the left-over energy charged by the recent closed form challenge, the germ of an idea materializes, but seems only to produce..... shadows.
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Re: Invocation of Shadows
Well, I like this. A lot. I feel like an archaeologist who just broke into an ancient cobwebbed tomb, found this moldering tome on a shelf, blew off the dust and read this. Very elegant, heavy language. Since I don't know nuthin' 'bout poetry, I can't comment on the intricacies of the rhythm, meter, etc.
Just that I like it. A lot.
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Re: Invocation of Shadows
So often you preffix your poetry comments with disclaimers of poetic knowledge or skill. Writing poetry is not so far removed from writing music; our words are the notes and our voices the instrument. As a musician, surely you can play more than one.
I'm glad you like, but I'm not completely happy with this. I think it started off strong but its subject of defective logic needs to be developed more. Another stanza perhaps.
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