Windows.
Upon the gate,
There hangs a note,
Something rote,
Twighlight's fate.
Doors of jade,
Brush the moon,
Daylight soon,
Playmates fade.
Shutters tight,
Tied to tears,
No more fears,
No more night.
Only broken light.
2007-10-06
16:55:12
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➔ Poetry
Hi,
Nice rhythm; easy to read. A minimalist yet meaningful use of words. Sensitive yet precise. Doors of ‘jade’ first impression green, read it again and I think of the associations of the gemstone: jade has a balancing and harmonising effect, a beautiful gemstone that brings joy, vivacity and happiness. As daylight comes soon, the broken light might well expand to bring hope after the ‘no more night’.
Pollyanna
2007-10-07 00:13:19
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answered by pollyanna 6
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<3
2007-10-10 10:54:21
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answered by Anonymous
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My version would be very similar to yours:
Windows
Upon the gate
There hangs a note
Something I wrote
to let them know
what's getting my goat
We shut all our windows
I can't take it much more
all that horrendous noise
from the construction next door
c) 2007 operacats
My version is about these construction workers, who have been breaking through the cement of the parking lot next door
...this has been going on for the last two months and the noise of it makes us just want to run away...they begin at 8:00 am and don't finish till 5:00pm [so I can't take a nap, when I want to during the afternoon.] So I wrote them a note, saying that you guys are disobeying the city's noise free bi-law and you have ruptured some people's and their pets' eardrums. I tied
the note, that I wrote on a large piece of cardboard, to their side of the fence which is adjacent to ours...and to my surprise, the noise volume went down a notch the very next day.
How odd it is that we are experiencing the same kind of poem. Yours' is really good, except it upsets me to read that you are ''Tied to tears''.
2007-10-07 09:47:35
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answered by birdtennis 4
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2016-05-17 22:52:35
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answered by malika 3
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This is pretty cool. I love and sometimes write minimalist poetry myself. If done right saying more with less can be a powerful poetic device and this, my friend, is done right.
I wonder how many people writing today realize the complex meaning of the very short word 'rote' and how many would have used 'wrote' instead to have a rhyming word?
Well done!
2007-10-06 19:32:32
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answered by Doc Watson 7
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It's so nice that I have to reply by my own poetry:
My house windows
Spreading out towards the nightmare sky
Were waving to new hope by enraged winds
But were shattering by the mortals' challenge.
Making me hear their banging
At the hand of lassitude abyss
The mystery of my home
Was hidden from passer-by forever.
(I'm sorry about my English mistakes)
2007-10-07 09:26:36
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answered by jbaudlet 3
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Oh I like this one because it sets my imagination a flight.
♥
PS: I posted a Spider Haiku poem recently so if you want to read it etc, feel free to do so.
2007-10-07 00:21:42
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answered by ♆Şрhĩņxy - Lost In Time. 7
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Nice work!
Its clever the way the words work together, I really like it.
Keep it up!
2007-10-06 21:55:20
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answered by Amanda// 2
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Yes, It is very Beautiful...
2007-10-07 09:51:06
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answered by ....~K.C.~.... 6
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veddy intersting, yahhhh, veeeddy interesting
2007-10-10 09:41:14
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answered by Dondi 7
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