Altogether, a very well crafted piece, with beautiful allegory and metaphor use. Because you have asked me, I will suggest a few clarifications you might wish to consider, bearing in mind that they are but one man's opinion.
"Hope-spread" should be hyphenated. If you wish to use "Across the hope-spread sky" twice, there should be a stanza break after "memories". I would look for a different adjective for one of the uses of "bleeding dawn", as well as a different phrase than "poisoned blood" in the following line--just too much blood going on here! Also some clarification as to WHY it is bleeding: RED, as is the manner of dawns, or ANGRY, associated with red, or WOUNDED, suggesting your doubt that the day would survive, or merely RAINING, as bleeding often involves drippage.
I like your style of poetry. More thoughtful and symbolic than many of the other poems on this site. I particularly like the originality of this one. well done :)
Altogether, a very well crafted piece, with beautiful allegory and metaphor use. Because you have asked me, I will suggest a few clarifications you might wish to consider, bearing in mind that they are but one man's opinion.
"Hope-spread" should be hyphenated. If you wish to use "Across the hope-spread sky" twice, there should be a stanza break after "memories". I would look for a different adjective for one of the uses of "bleeding dawn", as well as a different phrase than "poisoned blood" in the following line--just too much blood going on here! Also some clarification as to WHY it is bleeding: RED, as is the manner of dawns, or ANGRY, associated with red, or WOUNDED, suggesting your doubt that the day would survive, or merely RAINING, as bleeding often involves drippage.
Oh I really enjoyed this. It was plain and simple. Not to long but not too short just right. I loved the way you made it flow and the way you ended it off. =) I like the words you chose and the way described it. You have great potential keep it up!
Look forward to reading more of your amazing creative writing =)
I like the use of repetition, nicely done. "A fluttering dream of peace/Abiding time to wake" I like how the dream "flutters" and the phrase "abiding time"
The dream seems to be delicate, yet determined. I really enjoyed this, thank you.
I live in the country on the outskirts of St. Louis. I was born in 1994(you do the math)I've been writing tons of poems, but lately I've started to work on on a story. My interests are wide and varied.. more..