A Book of Love
Viewing comments for Chapter 32 "The Magic"Assorted poems of love
30 total reviews
Comment from Green Lake Girl
Nicely done, Missy. You've captured the mystery and magic of the written word in this poem. Where would we be without the creative writing of so many great poets and writers?
reply by the author on 30-Jul-2015
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Nicely done, Missy. You've captured the mystery and magic of the written word in this poem. Where would we be without the creative writing of so many great poets and writers?
Comment Written 30-Jul-2015
reply by the author on 30-Jul-2015
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Thanks GLG, for grabbing the meaning and leaving this wonderful review :) I really appreciate it!
Always,
Missy
Comment from Mr. Dark
Miss Miss...
I just love the passion throughout this poem. Girl, that's one thing you have an abundance of: passion.
I'm always a sucker for an ode to the written word, and you frickin nailed it here, but, you did it with all the southern class I've come to expect from you. Your poetry is dumure, but at the same time full of electricity. It's hard to describe. It's you.
One the one hand, you're like a delicate June bug; a firefly, making sundown all the more magical... but then there's the passion I feel emanating from your poems--like this one--where I can sense so much more inside of you just needing an outlet to come out:
'be it words of love of a love gone wrong, we all want to sing along...'
That's just plain beautiful, girlfriend :)
This is a worthy rose for your garden, Miss Miss, and all the more special because I feel the same way.
xoxo
--Sara
reply by the author on 30-Jul-2015
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Miss Miss...
I just love the passion throughout this poem. Girl, that's one thing you have an abundance of: passion.
I'm always a sucker for an ode to the written word, and you frickin nailed it here, but, you did it with all the southern class I've come to expect from you. Your poetry is dumure, but at the same time full of electricity. It's hard to describe. It's you.
One the one hand, you're like a delicate June bug; a firefly, making sundown all the more magical... but then there's the passion I feel emanating from your poems--like this one--where I can sense so much more inside of you just needing an outlet to come out:
'be it words of love of a love gone wrong, we all want to sing along...'
That's just plain beautiful, girlfriend :)
This is a worthy rose for your garden, Miss Miss, and all the more special because I feel the same way.
xoxo
--Sara
Comment Written 30-Jul-2015
reply by the author on 30-Jul-2015
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Aww shucks sugga, you make this ol broad blush! I love your reviews hon. They are almost story like in their content. You seem to get me alot more than most, which is a blessing :) You my sweet Sara, are one of a kind yourself hon!! One I am happy to call my Sista from another Mista.
Hugs for you Sista Sara and big ol kiss for Mr Dark :)
Miss Miss
Comment from Walu Feral
G'day Missy. This is a lovely and very true presentation mate. The message is one that is close to my heart, both as a singer and a poet. I like your style and I like the way you think. Well done my friend. Cheers Fez
reply by the author on 30-Jul-2015
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G'day Missy. This is a lovely and very true presentation mate. The message is one that is close to my heart, both as a singer and a poet. I like your style and I like the way you think. Well done my friend. Cheers Fez
Comment Written 30-Jul-2015
reply by the author on 30-Jul-2015
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G'day Fez. Thank you very much for this very kind review of my work. I always appreciated your swell reviews, my friend.
Always,
Missy
Comment from Mastery
Hi, Missy. Very well written poetry here, my friend. Solid thinking for anyone...especially one who enjoys reading as much as I do. I love some of these lines like:
"There is such magic in the written word.
Poets and poems from long ago,
Still are able to touch the soul."
Bravo, Bob (I wish I had some sixes left for this one)
reply by the author on 29-Jul-2015
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Hi, Missy. Very well written poetry here, my friend. Solid thinking for anyone...especially one who enjoys reading as much as I do. I love some of these lines like:
"There is such magic in the written word.
Poets and poems from long ago,
Still are able to touch the soul."
Bravo, Bob (I wish I had some sixes left for this one)
Comment Written 29-Jul-2015
reply by the author on 29-Jul-2015
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Your graciousness with this review is worth more to me than a 6 Bob :) thank you hon.
Always,
Missy
Comment from Pantygynt
And so, to a greater or lesser extent, we who write are all magicians. Of course this includes yourself. If there is magic in the written word then this mus be magic. To put it in another way, is there magic in this poem, because if there is then we can extrapolate into the written word in general?
Well we have four stanzas here, a couplet and three tercets, that point out where this magic may be found. Does that mean though that these words are magical? I think that could well be the case for to point out where magic can be found must surely be magic in itself, expecially when that pointing out is formulated in the the most likely to be magical form, poetry. And if you doubt me take a look at the last line of the second stanza:
"Be it words of love or a love gone wrong...we all want to sing along."
The magic here is not only in the metrical bounce of thelin nor yet in the internal rhyme, but in the way it encapsulates the idea of what it is to be a song.
reply by the author on 29-Jul-2015
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And so, to a greater or lesser extent, we who write are all magicians. Of course this includes yourself. If there is magic in the written word then this mus be magic. To put it in another way, is there magic in this poem, because if there is then we can extrapolate into the written word in general?
Well we have four stanzas here, a couplet and three tercets, that point out where this magic may be found. Does that mean though that these words are magical? I think that could well be the case for to point out where magic can be found must surely be magic in itself, expecially when that pointing out is formulated in the the most likely to be magical form, poetry. And if you doubt me take a look at the last line of the second stanza:
"Be it words of love or a love gone wrong...we all want to sing along."
The magic here is not only in the metrical bounce of thelin nor yet in the internal rhyme, but in the way it encapsulates the idea of what it is to be a song.
Comment Written 29-Jul-2015
reply by the author on 29-Jul-2015
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Thank you, kind sir, for this splendid dissection of this lil work of mine. It pleases me no end that you found magic in my words :)
Always,
Missy
Comment from Ulla
Hi Missy, This is another lovely poem from you and so very true. I especially liked the beginning of the poem. I liked it a lot. Well done. All the best, Ulla
reply by the author on 29-Jul-2015
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Hi Missy, This is another lovely poem from you and so very true. I especially liked the beginning of the poem. I liked it a lot. Well done. All the best, Ulla
Comment Written 29-Jul-2015
reply by the author on 29-Jul-2015
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I appreciate your using your valuable time Ulla to read and review my poem hon :)
Always,
Missy
Comment from Ric Myworld
Yes, the written word picks me up out of the doldrums and allows my mind to venture off to anywhere its words can take me, and feel, hear, smells, and even taste dirty ashes from a campfire. Yep, see what I mean, and all the happenings don't have to be happy ones. Great job. :-)
reply by the author on 29-Jul-2015
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Yes, the written word picks me up out of the doldrums and allows my mind to venture off to anywhere its words can take me, and feel, hear, smells, and even taste dirty ashes from a campfire. Yep, see what I mean, and all the happenings don't have to be happy ones. Great job. :-)
Comment Written 28-Jul-2015
reply by the author on 29-Jul-2015
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:)...hey you... Know a campfire song?... Lol Thanks for the sweet review Ric.
Missy
Comment from Benjamin Valencia
Hi Justafan. Nice flow and you poem empowers us to be the gauge. I loved the part about the poets from long ago are still able to touch (stir) our soul. Thanks for not limiting the reader to pick up the bible, but any book. Cheers.
reply by the author on 28-Jul-2015
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Hi Justafan. Nice flow and you poem empowers us to be the gauge. I loved the part about the poets from long ago are still able to touch (stir) our soul. Thanks for not limiting the reader to pick up the bible, but any book. Cheers.
Comment Written 28-Jul-2015
reply by the author on 28-Jul-2015
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I had "stir" but was told I had already used "stirred" earlier.
You will never catch me Bible thumping in any way shape or form :)
Thank you for using your valuable time to read and review my humble offering Ben.
Always,
Missy
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Amen sister! Thank you!
Comment from CR Delport
After my 1st Arora book was recently published by Cresco Books, I read it to see what they have done with editing etc. I still find it hard to believe I wrote that. It sure is magic :) This is well done.
Take care.
Christelle.
reply by the author on 28-Jul-2015
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After my 1st Arora book was recently published by Cresco Books, I read it to see what they have done with editing etc. I still find it hard to believe I wrote that. It sure is magic :) This is well done.
Take care.
Christelle.
Comment Written 28-Jul-2015
reply by the author on 28-Jul-2015
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Well, Congrats Christelle :). Geeze I know a published author... Thank you for this review I might add :)
Missy
Comment from mfowler
'There is such magic in the written word.' The magic for me is that the refrain you've centred the poem on is in perfect iambic pentameter. It has such a lovely rhythm that it sets off each verse perfectly.
The content of your poem is great. It follows the premise of the refrain and pushes the reader to consider the magic of writing. You canvas music, poetry, and books highlighting the power of the emotional connections.
Loved your rhyming and the piece has a delightful feel to it.
Excellent work.
reply by the author on 28-Jul-2015
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'There is such magic in the written word.' The magic for me is that the refrain you've centred the poem on is in perfect iambic pentameter. It has such a lovely rhythm that it sets off each verse perfectly.
The content of your poem is great. It follows the premise of the refrain and pushes the reader to consider the magic of writing. You canvas music, poetry, and books highlighting the power of the emotional connections.
Loved your rhyming and the piece has a delightful feel to it.
Excellent work.
Comment Written 28-Jul-2015
reply by the author on 28-Jul-2015
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Thanks Teach :). Your review has me smiling now...big time!!!
Always,
Missy
