07-02-2015, 11:47 PM
(06-30-2015, 01:35 PM)Wjames Wrote: We watched the sunset bleed above the lake. A sunset that bleeds... Why not: "We watched the sun bleed over the lake" (For some reason I would say - "over" the lake - )Hey Wjames, just some suggestions! I like short yet strong poems like these, though when writing I prefer not using the "You" and "I" form.
You painted its double in the water; I would write "You painted "a" double"
your strokes somehow softer than the touch of your lips. Is "somehow" necessary?
When you were done, your cheeks were redder than the sky;
I laughed, and followed you into the lake. Love the ending. I would maybe only leave: "And I followed you into the lake."
Love the evening feel and the colors.
Cheers,
Alex
Some poetry - www.alexbex.net

