If you hadn't noticed yet, the whole poem is a single sentence!
Actually, I didn't think of this as I posted it. I read in a book that Robert Frost's Sonnet 'She is as in a field a silken tent' was a 140-syllabled sentence. I got curious and went over my works to see if one was like that, and what do you know, this one was!
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Well, after I read your note, I went and re-read and yes, this is one sentence! haha, that's very interesting, the way you mentioned the winds, and the weather similar here as well, dust storms flinging things away, pretty violent actually, but I really love stormy weather. The ending's really nice, I enjoyed the whole poem, the words wonderfully conveying the weather, well done.
So true!
There are so many times, when that dusty wind blows, and everybody in the house runs to close the balcony doors, i wonder, why? It's wind! It's so lively! So amazing!
A beautifully written single sentence poem.
I did not notice the pem as a single sentence until you pointed it out. Poetry does not have to fit the form of prose, and many poets write without any punctuation at all. You did a good job.
Fine use of a phrase over the verses, technically very well done, but also from its content a excellent poem, full of lyrical beauty, well observed, good literature.
Well, after I read your note, I went and re-read and yes, this is one sentence! haha, that's very interesting, the way you mentioned the winds, and the weather similar here as well, dust storms flinging things away, pretty violent actually, but I really love stormy weather. The ending's really nice, I enjoyed the whole poem, the words wonderfully conveying the weather, well done.
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An aspiring poet from the shady regions of Southern India. Inspired by the capital-G Great poets like William Shakespeare, Matuso Basho, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Willia.. more..