The Heart of Poetry
Viewing comments for Chapter 27 "Willow"'Tis not the Bard, but pretty good poetry anyway
17 total reviews
Comment from mickbey
I like the whole concept of this poem, I can get the whole experience of your experiment, obviously with your alliterations, which made the poem interesting and unique, the illustration is great for this poem, together they made for a refreshing, enjoyable read.
reply by the author on 06-Sep-2013
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I like the whole concept of this poem, I can get the whole experience of your experiment, obviously with your alliterations, which made the poem interesting and unique, the illustration is great for this poem, together they made for a refreshing, enjoyable read.
Comment Written 06-Sep-2013
reply by the author on 06-Sep-2013
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I appreciate your wonderful comments and the stars. I'm glad you liked Willow. Thank you so very much. :-) Carolyn
Comment from Maureen's Pen
Dear Carolyn,
Unique creative post - I liked it. Double check the possessive words below -I'm not a hundred percent on them.
I enjoyed reading this one.
Thanks for sharing it.
Maureen
Edit check:
"winters snow so white" // winter's
wisdoms window " // wisdom's
reply by the author on 29-Aug-2013
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Dear Carolyn,
Unique creative post - I liked it. Double check the possessive words below -I'm not a hundred percent on them.
I enjoyed reading this one.
Thanks for sharing it.
Maureen
Edit check:
"winters snow so white" // winter's
wisdoms window " // wisdom's
Comment Written 29-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 29-Aug-2013
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I am glad you found this to be an interesting post. In the possessive plural state that wisdom and winter become, I decided to just leave them with the "s' attached and no apostrophe. You may be right I will 'dig' a bit more. I so appreciate your thoughtful read and edits. My love, Carolyn
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Love ya back:)
Comment from 9999pool
This is a 'W' format poem for sure, smiles.
The willows experiencing all the joys and perils as the seasons change and the willows also undergo a metaphor of beauty.
Dreamy and mellow in summer and spring, ghastly and ghostly in winter white. The wind will carry its branches to sway in a dance.
Good write and enjoyable to read.
Cheerio, hugs, Ritchie. :)) Well done!
reply by the author on 28-Aug-2013
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This is a 'W' format poem for sure, smiles.
The willows experiencing all the joys and perils as the seasons change and the willows also undergo a metaphor of beauty.
Dreamy and mellow in summer and spring, ghastly and ghostly in winter white. The wind will carry its branches to sway in a dance.
Good write and enjoyable to read.
Cheerio, hugs, Ritchie. :)) Well done!
Comment Written 28-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 28-Aug-2013
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Hi Ritchie, I am glad you liked my myriad of 'W's ' I enjoyed your review. :-) Carolyn
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Yes, it's quite a joy to read, smiles.
Cheerio, hugs, Ritchie. :))
Comment from Spitfire
Interesting and challenging: each line must start with the same letter. Oh, I just noticed that true of the last word too. You managed a poem with a lot of alliteration and it makes sense too. I want to hug that willow.
reply by the author on 28-Aug-2013
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Interesting and challenging: each line must start with the same letter. Oh, I just noticed that true of the last word too. You managed a poem with a lot of alliteration and it makes sense too. I want to hug that willow.
Comment Written 28-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 28-Aug-2013
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Sweet review, (my Willow is dead, and we must cut it down, we think last years drought got it) I kept hoping it would sprout back but it didn't. I could hug it too. Thanks Shari, Carolyn
Comment from Winslow
Dear notesandmore,
A lot of W alliteration. A willow weeps within no doubt, but cries continuously cross the pond. Interesting poem but somehow caged because of your imposed constraint.
Warm regards,
Winslow
reply by the author on 27-Aug-2013
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Dear notesandmore,
A lot of W alliteration. A willow weeps within no doubt, but cries continuously cross the pond. Interesting poem but somehow caged because of your imposed constraint.
Warm regards,
Winslow
Comment Written 27-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 27-Aug-2013
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I like what you have written, willow weeps within, cries continuously cross the pond. This one was an experiment and as one reviewer said it was a mind (tongue) twister. I appreciate the review and rating. :-) Carolyn
Comment from l.raven
Hi Carolyn, This poem is fun to read. I was starting to whistle ... LOL...The picture is just beautiful. And your poem makes you feel like your standing right there. A wonderful write... Luff Linda xxoo
reply by the author on 27-Aug-2013
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Hi Carolyn, This poem is fun to read. I was starting to whistle ... LOL...The picture is just beautiful. And your poem makes you feel like your standing right there. A wonderful write... Luff Linda xxoo
Comment Written 27-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 27-Aug-2013
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Thanks Luff Linda... I am glad you enjoyed this one, it was a challenge write. :-) Carolyn
Comment from Jackarrie
I found this a great experiment using the W at the beginning of each line, I love the willow tree, they look so majestic cascading over the waters edge.
Well done. Mary
reply by the author on 27-Aug-2013
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I found this a great experiment using the W at the beginning of each line, I love the willow tree, they look so majestic cascading over the waters edge.
Well done. Mary
Comment Written 27-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 27-Aug-2013
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Mary, thanks for the lovely review, I am happy you liked my experiment. :-) Carolyn
Comment from GE Parson
HO,Ms.Carolyn,
That took some big chunks of grey matter, and so in my no so humble opinion, earned a big 10 if I had one. Great imagination just for thinking of the subject to say nothing about developing it.
As the ol saying goes, "YOU GO GIRL!!"
BLESSINGS UPON BLESSINGS
Jerry
reply by the author on 27-Aug-2013
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HO,Ms.Carolyn,
That took some big chunks of grey matter, and so in my no so humble opinion, earned a big 10 if I had one. Great imagination just for thinking of the subject to say nothing about developing it.
As the ol saying goes, "YOU GO GIRL!!"
BLESSINGS UPON BLESSINGS
Jerry
Comment Written 27-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 27-Aug-2013
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Jerry, what a great review and how neat to get a gold cross from you. It was a fun poem to write, so glad you liked it. Blessings right back at you. :-) Carolyn
Comment from krys123
The piece is done very well and I like that first word of each line like being in the alliteration reading downward.
I enjoyed this type of reading. Will the willow ever walk. That depends if the walking willow could it ever need to step a stone. However the willow can't walk. I love your use of words in this poem. Thank you for sharing and God bless.
AK
reply by the author on 27-Aug-2013
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The piece is done very well and I like that first word of each line like being in the alliteration reading downward.
I enjoyed this type of reading. Will the willow ever walk. That depends if the walking willow could it ever need to step a stone. However the willow can't walk. I love your use of words in this poem. Thank you for sharing and God bless.
AK
Comment Written 27-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 27-Aug-2013
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That is an exceptional review from you, thank you so much and for enjoying Willow. Haven't seen one walking yet, but I have seen a few walking sticks made of Willow wood. :-) Carolyn
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You are welcome Carolyn. I have seen walking sticks before they are very elusive.
Comment from Gungalo
Wow!! While standing by waters. Gosh this is full of alliteration Carolyn and wonderful to read. It a great write with all the "w"s.
reply by the author on 27-Aug-2013
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Wow!! While standing by waters. Gosh this is full of alliteration Carolyn and wonderful to read. It a great write with all the "w"s.
Comment Written 27-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 27-Aug-2013
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Thank you Pam, just never know what is going through this little head. LOL I am delighted you liked Willow. :-) Carolyn
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It's always a surprise you.
