This was quite a wonderful read. First the title. It is not only imaginative, it is beautiful. It makes the reader wonder beforehand what you may have written. And it met my expectations.
The start is full of imagery and poetic essence and the rest of the work follows like a fairy tale. Events come one after the other, not necessarily in a chronological order but in a proper rhythm. I liked how you described sounds, whispers of the trees and the lake fed by your tears.
Then you discuss the wind and its tidings... it somewhat reminds me of a work of mine that is also situated in a forest but alas they are different. The ending now... is a bit controversial. While I like the ending, it feels incomplete. I wonder if a stanza would help or some addition would look fine. I am not sure so I won't give alternatives. It is just that the sentence feels like it is missing something.
Over all it is a fine work. I enjoyed reading it. Keep writing!
this poem itself treats the night as if it was an entity... that is different from the usual poems which more or less view the night as is... just a phase, or a presence...
Its rare to come across poems like this, since I have yet to read a poem that talked of the night in such a context.
Moving on to the poem itself, its clear in its imagery - the use of punctuation adds to that movement of the poem itself. And well... the stanzas themselves could be taken separately, and still would be talking about the theme itself.
the use of "velvety dress" gives a sense of... emotional warmth; one could take it in a royal sense, so in that context its a good use of imagery to describe what the reader is looking at. The protagonist herself, without exactly providing details of what frightened her or made her feel uncomfortable with the night, is fairly well drawn. At least, I think she's well drawn.
This was quite a wonderful read. First the title. It is not only imaginative, it is beautiful. It makes the reader wonder beforehand what you may have written. And it met my expectations.
The start is full of imagery and poetic essence and the rest of the work follows like a fairy tale. Events come one after the other, not necessarily in a chronological order but in a proper rhythm. I liked how you described sounds, whispers of the trees and the lake fed by your tears.
Then you discuss the wind and its tidings... it somewhat reminds me of a work of mine that is also situated in a forest but alas they are different. The ending now... is a bit controversial. While I like the ending, it feels incomplete. I wonder if a stanza would help or some addition would look fine. I am not sure so I won't give alternatives. It is just that the sentence feels like it is missing something.
Over all it is a fine work. I enjoyed reading it. Keep writing!
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