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Jill Stockinger on The Grave (thanks to z) by Mr Pig 27 Dec 2020, 3:54 PM
poorly said: "fragrant colors are riot near" I most enjoyed the first 2 stanzas and the last one. The poem captures strong emotion.
Jill Stockinger on C a n u t e by Mr Pig 27 Dec 2020, 4:04 PM
canescent moon? having grey or white down? Did not fit, to me. Loved the lines: "I will drown like the Egyptians/ For the weight of water/ Is lighter than this burden of lost love." Gorgeous! Not clear why sands would be called "blasphemous"- Think in to should be "into"- Sounds like she committed suicide? Not sure. Or was drowned accidentally? And you want her to come back- so you can drown together? I get the allusions to Passover- when the Israelites fled Egypt but then the Egyptians chasing them drowned-- and is the "8 nights" a reference to the eight nights of Chanukkah? Why mix two different holidays? Might recommend using 10 to reference the 10 plagues supposedly visited on the Egyptians. Perhaps!
Too disjointed
Jill Stockinger on Skin, Bone, Flesh & Blood by scitz 27 Dec 2020, 4:15 PM
You move from "I" to "you" - I recommend keeping the same point of view throughout the whole poem. some poor lines: 'Every barrier I had, you went right through it" _forcing lines that are not correct grammar just to get the rhyme is not useful: as in "you have forgot"-"will sin the stone". Hope this is useful.
Jill Stockinger on **The Therapist** by scitz 27 Dec 2020, 4:16 PM
liked the point of the poem.
Jill Stockinger on Until by lunar 27 Dec 2020, 4:23 PM
farest- you mean farthest? galexy- galaxy cliche- reword it?: like sand through your fingers
Jill Stockinger on Danuta by deep-as-a-puddle 27 Dec 2020, 4:28 PM
world's ; to lose (not loose); sounds stiff: "so the blossoming of the flowers must soon begin"- spring's meadows --Liked the last 2 lines!
Jill Stockinger on Mississipi Murder by scitz 27 Dec 2020, 4:33 PM
A child's scream OR children's screams (both plural)- "their own creed"- some strong emotion captured, but not all lines are equal to the task. "a dead brother will hold you tight"- worth reworking. "tomorrow's generation" - "aren't"- Some people on this web site object to being told corrections, saying these are rough drafts. Rough drafts are fine- the corrections offered can help with the next draft.
Jill Stockinger on Our Sweet Lady Lispalot by lunar 27 Dec 2020, 4:35 PM
Silly!
Jill Stockinger on Caged World by deep-as-a-puddle 27 Dec 2020, 4:37 PM
maimed- prophets-
Jill Stockinger on Surface Damage by un4208 27 Dec 2020, 4:43 PM
swallow my pain I bet you ARE special! You get to ride the little yellow schoolbus...
Jill Stockinger on ''*Night*'' by youngweirdo 27 Dec 2020, 4:45 PM
I really like the last 2 lines: "And it's all in the night/ When the wind is cold." Could not really make sense out of: "A mist seeps down and sweeps people up"
Jill Stockinger on purple by youngweirdo 27 Dec 2020, 4:47 PM
Furple is the name of a purple paint: Furple purple-!
Liked it! Very funny!
Jill Stockinger on Morning Conversation by lexicon 27 Dec 2020, 4:50 PM
Smoother: she wakes; she asks nobody;- this is cute! I like the last line.
Jill Stockinger on The train by Art Glocken 27 Dec 2020, 4:52 PM
cutesy!
Jill Stockinger on Painting by Art Glocken 27 Dec 2020, 4:53 PM
a point (needs the space). Yes!
Jill Stockinger on A Permanent Fixture by wilco 27 Dec 2020, 4:56 PM
(its dying- no apostrophe in this case)
Jill Stockinger on A Permanent Fixture by wilco 27 Dec 2020, 4:56 PM
(its dying- no apostrophe in this case)