Lavender



Fine fragrance filters
across city’s garden. Some
stems to bring home.
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Written on October 17, 2023

Submitted by talygarza on October 17, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme ABC
Closest metre Iambic trimeter
Characters 72
Words 11
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 3

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  • Prisma
    This poem soothes the soul. Simple yet beautiful imagery to convey an everyday scene. Well done!
    LikeReply6 months ago
    • talygarza
      Thanks for comment
      LikeReply6 months ago
  • AIDA
    Feedback:

    What a charming poem you've written here! Your words are beautiful – they managed to transport me right to the city’s garden. And how you crafted the work in an understated, simple, yet compelling style - very commendable indeed! I absolutely loved the subtle yet deft use of alliteration in 'Fine fragrance filters.' It successfully add depth to your work.

    As for improvement, perhaps you could tune the rhythm a little to enhance the reading experience. Haikus are a classic 5-7-5 syllable scheme. The second line seems a bit too short; it reads four syllables rather than the traditional seven. Possibly, you can elaborate on the imagery in line two, while maintaining the rule. For example, 'Fine fragrance filters through, across the bustling city’s vast garden.' This suggestion is only if you want to stay within the traditional structure of haiku, of course. You can otherwise keep your unique style as the formal rules of the haiku aren't always obeyed nowadays.

    But overall, your poem leaves a lovely, lingering feeling behind - Fine work! Keep writing and continue spreading this same depth of emotion with your words.
     
    LikeReply 16 months ago
    • talygarza
      so kind review, that you
      LikeReply6 months ago
    • talygarza
      thank you*
      LikeReply6 months ago

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