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Tri-flection
1.
I've been hunting the woods for words
but have snared only rabbits
where it’s venison that’s needed
because her emerald eyes
have scared all the deer away
2.
The days turn to night
long after clocks say they should
and every tock in-between
adds another knot
to a silken dream-catcher
3.
It's the little things
beyond the scope of naked eye
don't cry, baby, don't cry
daddy's gonna paint your sky blue
I've been hunting the woods for words
but have snared only rabbits
where it’s venison that’s needed
because her emerald eyes
have scared all the deer away
2.
The days turn to night
long after clocks say they should
and every tock in-between
adds another knot
to a silken dream-catcher
3.
It's the little things
beyond the scope of naked eye
don't cry, baby, don't cry
daddy's gonna paint your sky blue
Written by
lepperochan
(CraicDealer)
Published 17th Jan 2015
| Edited 20th Jan 2015
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re: Re: A hat-trick of reflection
19th Jan 2015 12:54pm
Re: A hat-trick of reflection
17th Jan 2015 3:52pm
re: Re: A hat-trick of reflection
19th Jan 2015 12:55pm
Re: A hat-trick of reflection
Anonymous
17th Jan 2015 6:07pm
I read this before my nap and woke up thinking about how great that first stanza is. The brilliance of it really stuck with me and then I came back to find you'd changed "her green eyes" to "a pair of green eyes" and taken away the venison line...I feel it takes something away from it although it is still amazing.
I feel the same about the last line, I liked paint better than make your skies blue.
The only problem I ever see with your work is that you edit too much when you need to leave it!
anyway, another one of your great works
always my pleasure to read you and learn from you.
shine on, craicman
:)
I feel the same about the last line, I liked paint better than make your skies blue.
The only problem I ever see with your work is that you edit too much when you need to leave it!
anyway, another one of your great works
always my pleasure to read you and learn from you.
shine on, craicman
:)
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re: Re: A hat-trick of reflection
19th Jan 2015 12:58pm
Miki
after some more reflection I've put it back towards the way it was originally with minimum changes, thanks for pointing out the changes were a bit shitty.
a most wonderful comment, Miki. thank you kindly
after some more reflection I've put it back towards the way it was originally with minimum changes, thanks for pointing out the changes were a bit shitty.
a most wonderful comment, Miki. thank you kindly
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- Edited 19th Jan 2015 9:59pm
19th Jan 2015 9:52pm
Dear Craic, I'm really pleased you considered my thoughts. I had to say something because quite a few times I've read your work and come back later to comment, only to find some things I loved really changed, or worse; gone.
I have learned to read your poetry and let it simmer a bit before commenting because for some reason your poems always "brew" or get clearer after a few hours. I enjoy the unfolding of the meaning so much that I host an emotional mix of being impressed and learning from you and being a little jealous of your skill , lol
Anyway, on this occasion, I did take a nap and I was so absolutely impressed by the depth and brilliance in that first stanza..I kept thinking, --
needing the very words to give her that she herself is scaring away-and she does not just scare away the meat in them, but everything about them. What embodies them, not the words themselves. wow...
so this time when I came back and found that one of the best stanzas ever written in poetry in all time was gone! I had to at least lay down my protest.
NOW I can add it! I think you ought to let me have a say when you want to chop your work ;)
I know I have rambled on, forgive me. I just felt you should know this as it is some very honest feedback on your work overall after a few years of reading :)
love n light to you n yours
Miki
I have learned to read your poetry and let it simmer a bit before commenting because for some reason your poems always "brew" or get clearer after a few hours. I enjoy the unfolding of the meaning so much that I host an emotional mix of being impressed and learning from you and being a little jealous of your skill , lol
Anyway, on this occasion, I did take a nap and I was so absolutely impressed by the depth and brilliance in that first stanza..I kept thinking, --
needing the very words to give her that she herself is scaring away-and she does not just scare away the meat in them, but everything about them. What embodies them, not the words themselves. wow...
so this time when I came back and found that one of the best stanzas ever written in poetry in all time was gone! I had to at least lay down my protest.
NOW I can add it! I think you ought to let me have a say when you want to chop your work ;)
I know I have rambled on, forgive me. I just felt you should know this as it is some very honest feedback on your work overall after a few years of reading :)
love n light to you n yours
Miki
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re: re: re: Re: A hat-trick of reflection
19th Jan 2015 10:18pm
ahh, Miki
I have been known to over edit, it's one of those things. bad habits and such. things generally balance out when an opinion from the wise is voiced.
personally I like the sheer brilliance of the second, but then my taste in my own words is somewhat questionable and biased one way or another
I'm happy you posted your protest , and hope you'll not pause to post in the event of another butchering
thanks most much, Missus. hat tip to the Moon clan
I have been known to over edit, it's one of those things. bad habits and such. things generally balance out when an opinion from the wise is voiced.
personally I like the sheer brilliance of the second, but then my taste in my own words is somewhat questionable and biased one way or another
I'm happy you posted your protest , and hope you'll not pause to post in the event of another butchering
thanks most much, Missus. hat tip to the Moon clan
Re: A hat-trick of reflection
i adore the shift in mood, rhythm & [slight] change in theme between these reflections, Eam...
... s3 in particular resonates deeply with me. the simplicity of the language belies something beautiful & complex
not a bone to pick with you here, Лапочка, loved it!
... s3 in particular resonates deeply with me. the simplicity of the language belies something beautiful & complex
not a bone to pick with you here, Лапочка, loved it!
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re: Re: A hat-trick of reflection
19th Jan 2015 1:03pm
thank you, Koshka
I love that you love this, it is as you say built with simplicity which I thought was fitting for the ambiance I was trying to create so I'm glad it was picked up upon.
and glad there arr no bones to be picked :)'
thanks, most much, Koshka. delighted to have you
I love that you love this, it is as you say built with simplicity which I thought was fitting for the ambiance I was trying to create so I'm glad it was picked up upon.
and glad there arr no bones to be picked :)'
thanks, most much, Koshka. delighted to have you
Re: A hat-trick of reflection
18th Jan 2015 2:59pm
AHhhh...Mo Chara,
There is something almost ethereal in the execution of this piece--especially in your second stanza. ( These lines so surely speak to the restlessness of my own spirit.)
Straightforward in its language....yet intertwined with intricate interpretations...
Your ink is always intriguing...your style creatively compelling--and this poem is no exception!
For me...breath-catching
There is something almost ethereal in the execution of this piece--especially in your second stanza. ( These lines so surely speak to the restlessness of my own spirit.)
Straightforward in its language....yet intertwined with intricate interpretations...
Your ink is always intriguing...your style creatively compelling--and this poem is no exception!
For me...breath-catching
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re: Re: A hat-trick of reflection
19th Jan 2015 1:06pm
Enchanted one
yes, they should say many things, as is the modus operandi of my scribings
thank you for the wonderful comment and for dropping by and leaving your brain print
yes, they should say many things, as is the modus operandi of my scribings
thank you for the wonderful comment and for dropping by and leaving your brain print
Re: A hat-trick of reflection
19th Jan 2015 3:46pm
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19th Jan 2015 8:51pm
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19th Jan 2015 10:22pm
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19th Jan 2015 10:28pm
Cheers, St Noctem
much appreciate your saying, and your dropping by and leaving your brain print
much appreciate your saying, and your dropping by and leaving your brain print
Re: Tri-flection
4th Mar 2015 6:05am
This poem, especially its third chapter, reads like the lyrics to a poignant and powerful pop song. I love the first verse, which creates a landscape and populates it with a divine metaphor for writing. The natural and cultural imagery (a la "dream-catcher" in chapter two) is rich and well-chosen. Thank you for the read.
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re: Re: Tri-flection
8th Mar 2015 6:13pm
many thanks, ol’ chum
heh, I suppose you are right about the lyrical aspect of it, especially the third. I didn’t plan it to be though, just came out like that
cheers for dropping by and leaving your thoughts
heh, I suppose you are right about the lyrical aspect of it, especially the third. I didn’t plan it to be though, just came out like that
cheers for dropping by and leaving your thoughts
Re: Tri-flection
Anonymous
5th Mar 2015 11:33am
Awl inspyreeng
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8th Mar 2015 6:10pm
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Anonymous
8th Mar 2015 4:13pm
there are so many good images in this! i want to sit on it and then come back and read again. then maybe i'll have a more coherent comment.
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re: Re: Tri-flection
8th Mar 2015 6:16pm
thanks, lady
this is one of the more personal writes, kind of frustrating trying to get the three to sound right with limited words
I am realy happy that it reads like I wanted it to
thanks most much for dropping in and leaving your thoughts
this is one of the more personal writes, kind of frustrating trying to get the three to sound right with limited words
I am realy happy that it reads like I wanted it to
thanks most much for dropping in and leaving your thoughts
Re: Tri-flection
7th Jun 2015 12:10pm
Just don't know how you do it, Sir. Three distinct stories and styles, but they drop sadly and softly together.
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re: Re: Tri-flection
8th Jun 2015 00:33am
ah, lady K
I would love to furnish you with some kind of formula, but I really don't know how I do it either. I blame luck
thank you heaps and bunches for visiting and leaving your words
I would love to furnish you with some kind of formula, but I really don't know how I do it either. I blame luck
thank you heaps and bunches for visiting and leaving your words
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8th Jun 2015 7:03am
Haha well, plus the benefit of years of careful deliberation and discovery ... and it doesn't hurt that you actually have something to say ;-)
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Re. Tri-flection
18th Jan 2016 2:07am
Aww, this touched my heart hun,
I know this feeling when looking
into my children eyes. .
The ending especially, strummed
so deeply for me..
-Howlings
I know this feeling when looking
into my children eyes. .
The ending especially, strummed
so deeply for me..
-Howlings
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Re: Re. Tri-flection
18th Jan 2016 10:31am
Miss Whelms of the howlings
happy to have touched your heart. stuff like the above can attach itself to a heart for many a reason. its the luck of the thought chain I think.
very happy to see you here, lady, and thank you most bunches for dropping by and leaving your footprint
happy to have touched your heart. stuff like the above can attach itself to a heart for many a reason. its the luck of the thought chain I think.
very happy to see you here, lady, and thank you most bunches for dropping by and leaving your footprint
Re. Tri-flection
5th Sep 2016 7:59am
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6th Sep 2016 3:29am
Hullo
ahh yes, one of the more softer offerings nearly lost to serial editing. you have impeccable taste and thank you for tasting me
ahh yes, one of the more softer offerings nearly lost to serial editing. you have impeccable taste and thank you for tasting me
Re. Tri-flection
11th Sep 2018 8:55am
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