Simple has its virtues, no doubt at all. Two lines here that I really liked, "truth hides in the open", how absolutely so! "while the end re-writes the light" Thank you for this poem Sue.
very nice use of the photo to bring in some interesting ideas. Imparting an idea in such a short piece is always admirable to me. I also enjoyed the cadence when read aloud.
I love your poem and the direct nature of it. The runes are written but, "the end re-writes the light." I find this thought stunning. Thank you for sharing, Tumblewords and I hope the coming year brings love and beauty to your life!
I really like the translation of graffiti into runes and the abandoned building into a conduit. Very nice take on all of the images in the photo, especially the use of light and shadow.
I enjoyed catching up this afternoon ... your creativity always inspires. May the new decade bring you and yours joyful opportunities and experiences! Hugs and blessings,
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Very subtly written. It condenses philosophy into the lines and the ending of the tunnel took by surprise.
I love the way you recast graffiti as runes, trading meaningful history for marginalized present. Nicely done!
Simple has its virtues, no doubt at all. Two lines here that I really liked,
"truth hides in the open", how absolutely so!
"while the end re-writes the light"
Thank you for this poem Sue.
I like this. The last section, especially. That could almost stand alone.
Oh, I love that last line.
I wish you a Happy New Year!
Hugs and Blessings/ Tyra
Beautiful percussive sounds in the first stanza.
very nice use of the photo to bring in some interesting ideas. Imparting an idea in such a short piece is always admirable to me. I also enjoyed the cadence when read aloud.
The last lines of each stanza captured my thoughts, kind of like terse summaries of the images that precede them.
By the way, thank you for always leaving kind comments on my posts. That means so much to me!
I love your poem and the direct nature of it. The runes are written but, "the end re-writes the light." I find this thought stunning. Thank you for sharing, Tumblewords and I hope the coming year brings love and beauty to your life!
This poem reads well out loud, providing a pleasing jangle of vowels and consonants. Such an effective match for the picture prompt.
oh, this is beautiful!
I love how you turned graffiti into archaic symbols, that men read and over-write. wonderful.
filled with ancient truth.
Lovely sonics in this poem - the hard t's in the first, the r's and w's in the third.
Yes. Yes. Yes.
>>>> truth hides in the open
This line is like a hymn, a sacred song of hope.
How much wiser could we be if we would simply watch and let wisdom reveal herself?
Sad and wise and beautifully crafted as always.I give you a little sparrow sigh for New Year!
Lovely post. Very Happy New Year!
I really like the translation of graffiti into runes and the abandoned building into a conduit. Very nice take on all of the images in the photo, especially the use of light and shadow.
I enjoyed catching up this afternoon ... your creativity always inspires. May the new decade bring you and yours joyful opportunities and experiences!
Hugs and blessings,
Happy New Year!
The very first stanza was so vivid in portrayal...it talked about the trek across time so beautifully.
i like this...nicely done and thanks for sharing
Can you handle one more comment? Actually, the comment I have has been said...comparing graffiti to runes. Nice touch.
I particularly love the last lines of each stanza, but the whole poem has so much meaning packed into its brevity.
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