01-17-2019, 03:40 PM
i'm reading
drawing the stillness
to close, like a curtain,
like ripples reflected
at the edge of a lake,
from stones dropped in water:
as one sentence and it's because of the comma after curtain. it should be a period as thats the end of the simile. a period will make the two similes distinct and separate.
drawing the stillness
to close, like a curtain,
like ripples reflected
at the edge of a lake,
from stones dropped in water:
as one sentence and it's because of the comma after curtain. it should be a period as thats the end of the simile. a period will make the two similes distinct and separate.
(01-10-2019, 06:30 PM)busker Wrote: Converging to a singularity
Edit 1
The red bus climbs
uphill, and is gone –
drawing the stillness
to close, like a curtain,
like ripples reflected
at the edge of a lake,
from stones dropped in water:
the wave that was coming
to the centre returning,
the sound of the engine
made silent again.
Original
The red bus climbs
uphill, and is gone –
drawing the stillness
to close, like a curtain,
like ripples returning
on a pool’s surface
from a stone dropped in water:
the wave that was coming
to the centre returning,
the sound of the engine
made silent again.
