08-01-2017, 06:34 AM
(07-21-2017, 09:22 AM)Solstice Wrote:Thank you kindly for the suggestion, I had no idea such churches existed. They look amazing, but very dark and gothic, almost frightening, in a way. Not friendly and welcoming like our brighter churches of today. I suppose seeing one might inspire tales of gypsies and runaway fantasies. Have a blessed day, Solstice.(07-21-2017, 08:26 AM)nibbed Wrote:Nibbed,(07-20-2017, 05:49 AM)Solstice Wrote: Good read, nibbed. Well done on the revision.
Hi, Solstice
Thank you kindly for responding to my poem. I was trying to weave together certain circumstance through metaphor using the parts of a clock, a clock symbolic of time, all concerning an intense moment in my faith. I thought of staves as having a hold of God, as the handles involved in the transport of the ark of the covenant. I know the poem is very abstract, as were my thoughts when I wrote it. It is interesting the interpretations you shared and I thank you very much for considering my poem and sharing your kind thoughts.
nibbed
Perhaps look into stave churches. A 900 year old architecture of places of worship. It may not be an additional image in the poem (too much can clutter?), but interesting nonetheless.
Solstice

nibbed
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