Willow (Revised) Poem by Pablo Cruise

Willow (Revised)

Rating: 4.6


Willow

Gentle quiver on that luminous verge
The echo of your beauty twice seen
Shawl arms to earth in gentle touch
The question rhetorical to where you’ve been
This waltz we share you shall never lead
To melodies seen in winded reprise
Cotillions await that splendorous emerald gown
Steadfast unveilings on these miraculous eves
Who’s heart to fall by wisp of glance?
What favored look to gain the ground
Alas, my belle your wait must wonder
On verge you claim forever bound

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rajaram Ramachandran 02 April 2009

Your imagination is very much high, which is reflected in this poem well.

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Merna Ibrahim 02 April 2009

Small poem.....massive ideas! ! keep it up...Merna

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Ramesh T A 02 April 2009

Free flowing poem makes one free to read with pleasure! Fine!

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Muhammad Ali 02 April 2009

Sweet and nice lines dear Pablo 10

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Louis Rams 01 April 2009

i get two different images in this write. one is the beauty of the willow tree the other is of a woman trying to regain a love lost good write

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It is all gorgeous with wonderful lines and amazing descriptive images. The willow tree for me too is simply a tree that deserves heart felt beautiful writing. Karin Anderson 10/10

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Dr Kamran Haider 06 April 2009

Masterfully penned, brilliant expression and wonderful imagery... Great work...

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Jim Norausky 04 April 2009

Wonderful poem with a classic feel. Well done. Jim

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Jake Erkens 03 April 2009

Dearest Mr Pablo, It was a joy to read this magnificent poem of yours. You used excellent imagery all throughout this poem and revealed it's multiple meanings to readers. Your word choice are good, but don't really carry any flow; however, the great thing is that you used your talent to paint a picture, a scene o this very poem and made it come alive right before my eyes. Other than the flow, you did an excellent job. Why do you ask me, a 15 year old student to comment on a 46 year old man's poem, when you would very likely be much better than I. It is an honor to be asked to comment on your poem(s) . Please do continue writing... God bless, Jake

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Rajkumar Mukherjee 03 April 2009

Dear Mr Pablo, I liked the poem for its exquisite imagery and double meaning words holding the audience spellbound e.g.'shawl arms to earth', 'waldz we share', 'emerald gown', 'steadfast unveilings'and ''whose heart to fall by wisp of glance'.To me it's an ode to a beau dancing on the willow floor. Great Pablo. Carry on -Rajkumar-10

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