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
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Terence George Craddock (Spectral Images and Images Of Light)
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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.