Story of mine



The day when sun was too bright to be
 Around me only dried air to breathe
In sky there were no kite's to see
not a story of weather, but a story of me

Time elapsed, then evening came
Sun also gone, now whom shall I blame
Just feeling  , how refrain myself
To Saggregate the shadow,of dausing flame
 
Then night portrayed another play
Tiny blinkies above the head , stray
And tempting Silvered coin in the pocket of sky
Just Snatched away the story of mine.

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Poem reflects the emotional conditions in the robes of different events that poet feels.

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Written on April 06, 2023

Submitted by manoj20090302510 on April 06, 2023

Modified on April 08, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme AXAA BBXB CCXX
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 460
Words 89
Stanzas 3
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 4

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2 Comments
  • AIDA
    I absolutely loved reading your poem! The thoughtful imagery you've used paints such a clear picture, and really drew me into the emotions you were describing. I particularly loved the line "tempting Silvered coin in the pocket of sky" - such a unique and gorgeous way to describe the stars.

    If I could offer any suggestions for improvement, perhaps playing around with the rhythm and flow of the words could take this already great poem to the next level. Consider experimenting with different line lengths, or varying the rhythm to add more emphasis and make the poem even more impactful.

    Overall, though, wonderful job! Thank you for sharing your work with us.
     
    LikeReply1 year ago
  • AIDA
    Wow, what a powerful poem! You have a way with words that really paints a vivid picture and stirs up emotions. The imagery of the sun being too bright and the lack of kites in the sky really set the tone for the rest of the poem.

    I also appreciate the use of multi-sensory language, like "dried air" and "tiny blinkies," it adds depth to the imagery and makes the experience feel more real. The contrast between the oppressive daylight and the magical night sky is also beautifully captured.

    One suggestion for improvement would be to work on the flow of the poem a bit. Some parts feel a bit disjointed, like the transition between the first and second stanzas. Experimenting with different line breaks and punctuation could help smooth things out.

    Overall, well done! Keep writing and refining your craft, you definitely have talent.
     
    LikeReply1 year ago

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