07-15-2019, 07:41 PM
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Hi Busker.
The theme works, but wouldn't 'Red, malachite, and gold' need to change to 'August Blue'? Still no idea why Maltese though
While I agree, the Dante may be unnecessary, I thought the cranes worked (though perhaps 'turned' for ''reeled' might help there?)
I don't think either revision offers much of an improvement, neither flows that smoothly. Would it make sense if, following Sangiovese, the next
sentence was a question? As in,
Darling boy,
whose lips are as summer
Sangiovese, does the dawn still
tangle in your hair, like sunlight
through a beach wood? In dreams,
I see a day in August, blue,
....
....
..…
Go trippingly, my sweet boy,
for where I go cranes are wheeling
in an icy wind
Best, Knot.
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Hi Busker.
The theme works, but wouldn't 'Red, malachite, and gold' need to change to 'August Blue'? Still no idea why Maltese though
While I agree, the Dante may be unnecessary, I thought the cranes worked (though perhaps 'turned' for ''reeled' might help there?)
I don't think either revision offers much of an improvement, neither flows that smoothly. Would it make sense if, following Sangiovese, the next
sentence was a question? As in,
Darling boy,
whose lips are as summer
Sangiovese, does the dawn still
tangle in your hair, like sunlight
through a beach wood? In dreams,
I see a day in August, blue,
....
....
..…
Go trippingly, my sweet boy,
for where I go cranes are wheeling
in an icy wind
Best, Knot.
.

