Thanks!! The healing I am doing with poetry helps me with also healing from caffeine self-abuse. Poetry is helping me find my "voice" to heal other areas of my heart. Even when life is busy, I think the stronger I feel meter, the more I can catch and follow my natural breath. :) I am advocating for these changes each day and it feels like a current under the sea. :) In meter, we're free, first and foremost!
Yes, nobody worries about poor Isaac. Owen has that great poem about this story and WWI. It ends, if I remember, with the Lord suggesting Abraham slay the ram of pride instead, and then
yes--nobody but Owen and Miller!!! Owen is such a good poet, such as master of tone and the brutal twist. Thank you, William, for reminding me of his wonderful quasi-sonnet (whose rhyme scheme-unrhymed except for the final couplet AFTER the sonnet is over-- is s eloquent in this context; to me it says that his incisive counterfactual version of the story is, here, the real truth-- the only truth worthy of rhyme!)
So heart warming to see our picture here ,I truly allow myself too nowadays to be oblivious of strict timelines and shoulds that create a lot of pressure
Thanks!! The healing I am doing with poetry helps me with also healing from caffeine self-abuse. Poetry is helping me find my "voice" to heal other areas of my heart. Even when life is busy, I think the stronger I feel meter, the more I can catch and follow my natural breath. :) I am advocating for these changes each day and it feels like a current under the sea. :) In meter, we're free, first and foremost!
I recently wrote a poem titled, I ALWAYS GET EVERYWHERE EARLY--and now I know why.
Yes, nobody worries about poor Isaac. Owen has that great poem about this story and WWI. It ends, if I remember, with the Lord suggesting Abraham slay the ram of pride instead, and then
But Abraham would not and slew his son
And half the seed of Europe on by one.
yes--nobody but Owen and Miller!!! Owen is such a good poet, such as master of tone and the brutal twist. Thank you, William, for reminding me of his wonderful quasi-sonnet (whose rhyme scheme-unrhymed except for the final couplet AFTER the sonnet is over-- is s eloquent in this context; to me it says that his incisive counterfactual version of the story is, here, the real truth-- the only truth worthy of rhyme!)
So heart warming to see our picture here ,I truly allow myself too nowadays to be oblivious of strict timelines and shoulds that create a lot of pressure