Terence George Craddock (Spectral Images and Images Of Light) (16 November / Westport New Zealand)
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Sown Into Earth Adoration Love
there is no wilderness
when hearts return
home to primeval welcome
of landscapes echoing
with creation echoes
accept sun's rising
dawn accept sun's morning
light dew drops sparkling
accept stirs of all creatures
singing harmony of species
life purposes held weighted
in balance high noon behold
breeze wondering afternoon
mystical wanderings stretching
into sunset yellow red ribbons
spanning warm horizon
embraced light behold
night spun with myriads
of stars singing
cosmic galaxies
birth growth expansion
harmonies behold
smooth moon kissing
love song creation
sown
into earth
adoration love
Copyright © Terence George Craddock
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Incredible poem with great imagery
A picture is worth a thousand words
Just one word is a worthy realization
Lovely poem, great imagery.
What I like here is the gaunt, strict imagery, free of rhetorical overkill, a poem that transcends traditional syntax
and is like a series of haikus.
What I like here is the gaunt, strict imagery, free of rhetorical overkill, a poem that transcends traditional syntax
and is like a series of haikus.
What I like here is the gaunt, strict imagery, free of rhetorical overkill, a poem that transcends traditional syntax
and is like a series of haikus.
What I like here is the sparse, strict structure, devoid of metaphorical overkill, a poem that works outside
traditional syntax, more a collection of images, a bit like a collection of haikus. Good work here,
What I like here is the sparse, strict structure, devoid of metaphorical overkill, a poem that works outside
traditional syntax, more a collection of images, a bit like a collection of haikus. Good work here,
What I like here is the sparse, strict structure, devoid of metaphorical overkill, a poem that works outside
traditional syntax, more a collection of images, a bit like a collection of haikus. Good work here,
Well written with magnificent touch of fourth-dimensional reality of life and universe. As if all knitted with a skilled hand and the human is bound to do what is destined. Love is the nectar of such guineapig existence.