Victoria, I work at longer forms but I confess I have an affinity for economy. I was hugely influenced by a professor about word choice and the poets I read most when I began to write. Thank you.
Wow! Brilliant! A one stich poem that's speaks volumes. It is a beautiful line of poetry. There are multiple parts with individual thoughts to be imagined. I LOVE this poem. If only poets would write more one line poems with this strength of poetic character. Lovely, most lovely!
What a beautiful picture and sentence to match, I almost feel like I can fully imagine the picture with only the sentence.
ReplyDeleteHi Listningdaisy. It is a one-lined poem, a form created by Allen Ginseburg.
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking time to read and comment.
love the energy of this...
ReplyDeleteWhen it's this distilled, you pick your focus and move in a single direction.My hope was the movement, it's enegry. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteha nice imagery...and what a sight it would be to see eh? very cool
ReplyDeleteI know it's a one-line poem, but I couldn't help reading it as though it were a quatrain.
ReplyDeleteShort but powerful image of that energy in the rain ~
ReplyDeleteI like it... will have to give one-line poem a try.
ReplyDeleteI love brevity although I don't always write that way--beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteThe brevity and beauty of you well-chosen words just amazes me, LaTonya. Wonderful.
ReplyDeletei often think of the time i lost a strand of crystal beads -- and you put that image forever solid in my mind... thank you. simplistically perfect.
ReplyDeleteTracey, a high compliment thank you.
ReplyDeleteVictoria, I work at longer forms but I confess I have an affinity for economy. I was hugely influenced by a professor about word choice and the poets I read most when I began to write. Thank you.
Few words, but endless imagery (and noise). I suppose their are some "rules" or guidelines with this form. I'll have to google it. Thanks.
ReplyDeletewow!!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, and the choice of image is perfect.
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDelete...ah, that flood is wearing silence that my ears would like to quaff... quite a noble surrender under the blue lights... smiles...
ReplyDeleteSo much said in so few words, LaTonya. Is this an American sentence?
ReplyDeletePamela
This is so beautiful it gave me shivers. You have quite a bit of talent, my friend.
ReplyDeleteWow! Brilliant! A one stich poem that's speaks volumes. It is a beautiful line of poetry. There are multiple parts with individual thoughts to be imagined. I LOVE this poem. If only poets would write more one line poems with this strength of poetic character. Lovely, most lovely!
ReplyDeleteFantastic, LaTonya. ~ M
ReplyDeletethis is gorgeous!
ReplyDeletegreat image & imagery. i like the power/impact of this one-line form-- thank you for introducing me to it!
ReplyDeleteThe brevity of the poem conveys the message and a nice pic.
ReplyDeleteGoosebumps--thinking how that must feel in arms and legs and everywhere. Pow!
ReplyDeleteEconomical, fantastic imagery and movement.........impressive!
ReplyDeleteWow, sharp, succinct and to the point. Really makes you feel the image.
ReplyDeleteconcise and quite beautiful
ReplyDeleteKim, asked for vivid and viseral. I believe this form leaves no wiggle room.
ReplyDeleteThank you all.
Great take on the prompt, LaTonya, and yes, you nailed it! All in a handful of words that leave me breathless. Amy
Deleteno better words for the pic and beyond
ReplyDeleteThe words express the image very well.
ReplyDeleteEileen
I love yours!
ReplyDeleteWow!!!! This is fantastic LaTonya dramatic and vivid and the photo it is perfect =)
ReplyDeleteClassic one-liner La Tonya!
ReplyDeleteHank
I think we all have a handful of poems of our own that we love. This is one of mine. Thank you for reading and commenting.
ReplyDeleteOh, well done!
ReplyDeleteYou have latched onto this form and made it sing, LaTonya. Brava@ And the pic is priceless. Amy
ReplyDeleteMorning, friend. It has been a challenging week. I'm glad for Saturday, coffee and poetry.
ReplyDeleteThe line bares the soul. Reminds me of the Haiku. Wonderful!
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