I like your spare use of words to express the imagery in this poem, almost like a haiku. And I also enjoyed your interview on poetic bloomings and was really interested by the concept of "small stones" - I assume this is one of them.
I like this! You've packed a lot in this acrostic poem, and I especially liked the comparison to a summer cold. I had a roof job to do today here in south Georgia--you described my day with accuracy!
Laurie, great take on the 3WW prompt. To the point... appropriate because, when you are suffering a summer cold, there's not much else to say. Hope you are better soon, hon. Amy http://sharplittlepencil.wordpress.com/2011/07/09/city-summer-3ww-and-poets-united-interview/
I like your spare use of words to express the imagery in this poem, almost like a haiku. And I also enjoyed your interview on poetic bloomings and was really interested by the concept of "small stones" - I assume this is one of them.
ReplyDeletei felt like that before. few words with lots of imagery
ReplyDeletebeautiful imagery.
ReplyDeleteI felt my lungs tighten.
ReplyDeleteA great quick blast of experience here.
When weather matches mood..sometimes you don't know if the discomfort is inside or out..you made this feel stickily claustrophobic..Jae
ReplyDeleteGreat images. You have a flair for description and emotion. It gets difficult to tell where one ends and the other begins. I like that. Very good.
ReplyDeleteTemperature extremes really are the pits. You have captured heat very well indeed.
ReplyDeletePhew! Know what you mean - we had 44C plus the other day; getting there again today too.
ReplyDeleteI like this! You've packed a lot in this acrostic poem, and I especially liked the comparison to a summer cold. I had a roof job to do today here in south Georgia--you described my day with accuracy!
ReplyDeleteand thus i am off to the pool to cut that HEAT...ha
ReplyDeleteI love that last line. This is really fantastic Laurie
ReplyDeleteLaurie, great take on the 3WW prompt. To the point... appropriate because, when you are suffering a summer cold, there's not much else to say. Hope you are better soon, hon. Amy
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Terrific construction. Laurie.
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