I feel the intensity of this piece, especially that it seems to encompass so much: "a to z" . I do wish I knew more specifics here, but at the same time I get the gist. I wonder if it is you, the wounded, or you, who has wounded someone.
I like the sound and message of "unsaying the said". I like that it makes me imagine that words are flying round and round in your head as you try to take them back, or wish they had never been said to you... Very potent, and the short lines emphasize that feeling. Do wish I knew more, I like details...but it's an honest piece, thank you.
I love this! It's so short, and yet complex and really catchy with the rhyme and short lines. (: I love the way this poem is set up, with "truly" as it's own line & the repetition of "said" at the beginning and then at the end. Great job with this!
I feel the intensity of this piece, especially that it seems to encompass so much: "a to z" . I do wish I knew more specifics here, but at the same time I get the gist. I wonder if it is you, the wounded, or you, who has wounded someone.
I like the sound and message of "unsaying the said". I like that it makes me imagine that words are flying round and round in your head as you try to take them back, or wish they had never been said to you... Very potent, and the short lines emphasize that feeling. Do wish I knew more, I like details...but it's an honest piece, thank you.
...and so it became interesting to write about the mundane - maybe master of the short story Guy-de-Maupassant's tale 'The Piece of String' was a pivotal experience... ha ha.
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