02-13-2018, 01:12 AM
Hi just mercedes-
Madrid in darkness -I want a comma here
lit only by flashes from
Luftwaffe bombs.
On a downtown rooftop
refugees, poets, and painters -three is well balanced, but why it seems someone might be
in fancy-dress missing, I don't know...
drink champagne, dance and sing
while around them -awkward, but I tried to reword it and came up
death rains. empty-handed, perhaps a change of words?
What madness they share! -here's a clever change of judgement to reason
Pablo Neruda, César Vallejo,
Octavio Paz, even Siqueiros
the Mexican, in his shiny
cavalry boots. -really amazing word because it looks like another word
and switches the mind in thought
What joy. -the switch: was this meant to take me to two places?
because it did. Psalm 146 and the song
His Grace is Sufficient.
As always, brilliant poetry with a lesson.
I like how it is worked that I don't necessarily
have to be learned in the subjects to enjoy the poem.
Sorry I couldn't be much more help...
and I apologize for my wonky script.
Thank you for the privilege to read and critique
your always-amazing poetry.
-nibbed
Madrid in darkness -I want a comma here
lit only by flashes from
Luftwaffe bombs.
On a downtown rooftop
refugees, poets, and painters -three is well balanced, but why it seems someone might be
in fancy-dress missing, I don't know...
drink champagne, dance and sing
while around them -awkward, but I tried to reword it and came up
death rains. empty-handed, perhaps a change of words?
What madness they share! -here's a clever change of judgement to reason
Pablo Neruda, César Vallejo,
Octavio Paz, even Siqueiros
the Mexican, in his shiny
cavalry boots. -really amazing word because it looks like another word
and switches the mind in thought
What joy. -the switch: was this meant to take me to two places?
because it did. Psalm 146 and the song
His Grace is Sufficient.
As always, brilliant poetry with a lesson.
I like how it is worked that I don't necessarily
have to be learned in the subjects to enjoy the poem.
Sorry I couldn't be much more help...
and I apologize for my wonky script.
Thank you for the privilege to read and critique
your always-amazing poetry.
-nibbed
there's always a better reason to love

