06-09-2017, 11:58 AM
Hi Richard. I like your poem because it is one of those poems that poets write. Poets with real poet hearts. I actually didn't mind the orginal, either.
Denial I always think "The Nile" when I see this word in a poem, don't know why
I am a dark room:
curtains drawn,
mirror made useless, no reflection
dreams where desires no longer sleep
but sprint beyond a consciousness interesting use of words here
cluttered with words like, "Goodnight,"
and, "How's your wife?"
You are the light
pressing against my window,
desperate with hope to find even a crack
to penetrate.
But there can be no entry,
no kiss at sunset or sunrise,
only darkness can protect us from the truth. kindly, well-written and expressed
A fine poem. Thank you for giving me the opportunity
to read this and critque it.
Janine
Denial I always think "The Nile" when I see this word in a poem, don't know why
I am a dark room:
curtains drawn,
mirror made useless, no reflection
dreams where desires no longer sleep
but sprint beyond a consciousness interesting use of words here
cluttered with words like, "Goodnight,"
and, "How's your wife?"
You are the light
pressing against my window,
desperate with hope to find even a crack
to penetrate.
But there can be no entry,
no kiss at sunset or sunrise,
only darkness can protect us from the truth. kindly, well-written and expressed
A fine poem. Thank you for giving me the opportunity
to read this and critque it.
Janine
there's always a better reason to love

