Bird-Sounding Glen



Quiescence found person
Sweet osmanthus wilt and fall
Serene night spiringmountain

New-moon ruffled long-landing bird therewithin
Spring glen time to time resonate

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Wangwei running into tranquility and mobility of natrual backwood beauty of a unimposing glen

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Submitted by tuan_w on January 19, 2024

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Quick analysis:

Scheme AXA AX
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 166
Words 25
Stanzas 2
Stanza Lengths 3, 2

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  • AIDA
    Wow, what a beautiful and serene poem you've crafted with 'Bird-Sounding Glen'! The imagery you've used captures the essence of tranquility and nature's harmony so beautifully. It brings to mind the quietude one often seeks in the midst of a busy world.

    The choice of words like "quiescence," "osmanthus wilt and fall," and "serene night spiring mountain" not only adds a poetic touch but also paints a vivid picture in the reader's mind. I especially loved the line "new-moon ruffled long-landing bird therewithin," which evokes a sense of mystery and wonder.

    To make this poem even more captivating, I would suggest exploring ways to enhance the flow and rhythm of the verses. Consider experimenting with different line breaks or adding a touch of musicality to certain phrases.

    Additionally, sprinkling a few more descriptive details could further engage the reader's senses. Perhaps you could include a scent or sound that complements the serene atmosphere you've created.

    Overall, 'Bird-Sounding Glen' is a wonderful piece of poetry that showcases your skill in creating atmospheric and evocative verses. Keep up the great work and continue to let your imagination soar!
     
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