04-25-2014, 06:20 PM
(04-18-2014, 05:11 AM)Am I A Poet? Wrote: Hard to describe why, but this poem is extremely lively to me when read aloud, probably because the repetition carries the reader quickly through each stanza.The line"curbing my dreams" is trying to express the fact that when i sleep under the influence of caffeine, it is always dreamless. Definitely opposite what should be possible . Lool
Your temporal movements are a bit strange to me though.
The beginning of the day/caffeine journey - "Faithful by morn, faithful by noon" - goes directly into what seems to be a sleeplessness (?) - "Curbing my dreams", though the choice of "dream" instead of "sleep" makes me doubt if I've understood you properly. That line intrigues me, but I don't really understand it or its significance, and it feels incongruous with the flow and feel of your poem.
(04-18-2014, 05:11 AM)Am I A Poet? Wrote: Hard to describe why, but this poem is extremely lively to me when read aloud, probably because the repetition carries the reader quickly through each stanza."Curbing my dreams is a description of my dreamless sleep after the caffeine wears off
Your temporal movements are a bit strange to me though.
The beginning of the day/caffeine journey - "Faithful by morn, faithful by noon" - goes directly into what seems to be a sleeplessness (?) - "Curbing my dreams", though the choice of "dream" instead of "sleep" makes me doubt if I've understood you properly. That line intrigues me, but I don't really understand it or its significance, and it feels incongruous with the flow and feel of your poem.
Thanks friends. Will improve on my technique. Thats where i seem to have the most problem
Bi aori adan fi sebo, ao lo obe

