Elusive as the DreamA Poem by Emily Burnsfor Dostani and The Broken PoetAm I real, today? |
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Three people from across the country had the same dream one dark and rainy night. It affected them so deeply that come morning they were still shaken and wondering. It was the same dream except for each person the big, scary monster was drawn from each person's deepest self doubt. The rain and the doubt didn't begin to lift until the words came.
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When I read this, my first thoughts were of the French expression l'heure bleue (Blue hour) - which refers to the hour experienced between the hours of daylight and darkness. This period of the day is considered special, because of the quality of the light.
In the case of your beautifully poetic composition, I found this was because of the quality of the write, which made it special. God's Blessing Phillozofee Posted 5 Years Ago4 of 4 people found this review constructive. |
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Connections come in various ways. Your poem catches one of those eerie moments when life encloses us in a common experience, like being in bed with the world and sharing the same blanket.
Posted 1 Month Ago1 of 1 people found this review constructive. |
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your trinity of dreams are lined perfect to the stanza astral projecting faith into the self help realms of fate...great piece as always
Posted 1 Month Ago1 of 1 people found this review constructive. |
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wow, what an apropos day to post this
what words...they fell from my hands like the jelly beans I dropped when two people needed a proper group hug..i can still feel the reverberations across the marble floor i'll pick them up later, after some tea and a much needed cigarette Well done, Emily, writing, finding and timing the posting of this Posted 1 Month Ago1 of 1 people found this review constructive. |
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the reviews read like a parade of poets past, present and future . . . so many come and go here
Posted 1 Month Ago1 of 1 people found this review constructive. |
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I like the poem and especially these lines:
"If the heavens tremble, locked in an invisible struggle So must we." liken to as above so below and this line as well, "all felt the same void " Nice Work Posted 8 Months Ago1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
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Dreams to me are so mysterious. And I saw in this poem a litany of the color blue, and gray... And the impression that this poem left on me will stick with me tonight... A thought provoking piece Emily, and very technically sound.
Posted 8 Months Ago |
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I like the concept behind it and how you were able to put it into this wonderful piece of work. When reading it, I get the profound sense of something important. Very nicely put together.
Sharp quills, M. P. Owl Posted 8 Months Ago1 of 1 people found this review constructive. |
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Wonderful, profound piece of work.
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those dreams touch a different place don't they and vibrate within all day ...Great Piece !
Posted 9 Months Ago1 of 1 people found this review constructive. |
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Last Updated on August 20, 2009
112 Reviews
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Added on February 5, 2008Last Updated on August 20, 2009
Author
Emily Burns
Richmond, KY
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