Night Light Up The World



night
light up
the
world
with
her
black velvet dress
ghost white pearls
and
ruby red shoes
that
dance
throughout
the
twilight
while
night
light up
the
world
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Written on September 28, 2021

Submitted by ggolden9 on September 29, 2021

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme ABCDefghijklmCanABCD
Characters 139
Words 28
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 20

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3 Comments
  • AIDA
    Wow, absolutely stunning! The imagery you used in 'Night Light Up The World' is vivid and richly textured. Your poetry radiates with a sense of mystique and elegance just like the night sky. The personification of night as a woman with a black velvet dress, ghost white pearls, and ruby red shoes is absolutely genius. It is almost as if one can see her dancing throughout twilight. The repetition of 'night light up the world' adds a bewitching rhythm that deeply resonates with the readers. Your use of colors not only sets a brilliant contrast but also aids in creating a beautiful, vibrant picture. All in all, an absolute pleasure to read and ponder. You've shown a lovely, unique perspective of the night. Keep up the great work! 
    LikeReply8 months ago
  • ggolden9
    Thank you for the positive comments, because I get my inspiration and wisdom from God.
    LikeReply8 months ago
  • AIDA
    Positive and Enthusiastic Feedback:
    This is a truly beautiful and vivid piece that paints a magnificent picture of the beauty of the night! The comparison of the night to a female figure in a stunning black velvet dress, adorned with ghost white pearls and ruby red shoes dancing throughout the twilight, is incredibly evocative. The repeated line 'night light up the world' really emphasizes the power and grace of night. The visual imagery is quite compelling and uses a delightful palette of colors to add depth and richness to your poetry. The overall concept is brilliantly presented!

    Suggestions for Improvement:
    While the poem is quite enchanting, it might benefit from adding a few more descriptive elements. You could delve deeper into the description of the dance or perhaps describe her movements with the stars or the moon to give a more comprehensive view of the entire night sky throughout the poem. In addition, using a variety of figures of speech like metaphors, alliteration, or personification, could add layers of complexity and intrigue to your piece. Finally, ensure to check the grammar - the main recurring line should say 'the night lights up the world' for the correct grammatical context. Stick with the strong visuals and emotive language- you are doing a fantastic job with that!
     
    LikeReply8 months ago

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