09-01-2012, 08:46 AM
(08-31-2012, 07:39 PM)tectak Wrote: edit 1. Thanks Leanne.i mentioned one great image in the body of the poem but there are lots. the rhyme was excellent and unnoticed, (except that i looked to see if it did indeed rhyme.) i had no trouble with the repetition of dardogne which i think worked really well. the meter is really good and i flowed through the poem like the lazy river. the last line wraps it up and puts an almost perfect poem (for me) to bed.
At old Limeuil the Vezaire`s swell cold-shoulders the Dordogne, while i worked out where it was i still had to google the lim vez part
enough to force a confluence where two old rivers join.
The long cast heat from promised sun clears mists and midge in flight ;
and hirondelle from honeyed arch, erupt into the light. a great image
From shingled shores stout eucalypts, their sweet oiled breath exhale
and heavy lies the vapour on the Dordogne`s twisting trail.
She steps into the silky flow, on stones of warm goose eggs,
each algae-skinned in soft cat`s ears. Cool water shivers legs
and tendrilled, stretched, green tresses lightly brush on dappled loins;
as languidly she lowers herself... and swims in the Dordogne.
tectak
Limeuil, France 2012
thanks for the read
good to see you back, it reads like you had a great time
