One More Open Verdict For the Road

Neville

One More Open Verdict For the Road

 

She came out of the sky like

a rocket

and for a moment, or maybe

not quite

that long, he thought she was

trying to

re-route herself, from some

kind of crazy

   kamikaze dive or something ..

But then,

how wrong could he possibly

be and how

far from the truth .. she could

not fly at all

could she, and on reflection,

it seems that

   she either fell, or she was pushed ..

 

 

 

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  • arqios

    Or falling in style… as some lovers are gifted with πŸ™πŸ»πŸ•Š

    • Neville



      ............................ wouldn't that be a dive .. πŸ˜‰πŸ‘

      • arqios

        Fling must be in the mix somewhere 🀿

      • sorenbarrett

        This short poem encapsulates so much in an instant just like the fall. Taken literally it starts abruptly there is a brief flash of her trying to reroute herself evoking images of desperation and change of heart. The idea of suicide introduced but quickly dismissed the only other possible solution accidental fall or murder being pushed. In metaphor I could go on and on. Loved it

        • Neville



          It seems you got it .. cheers bro .. πŸ˜ŽπŸ‘

        • Distant View

          Did she fall, or was she pushed? A burning question which must have been asked many times in many different cases! A lovely open-ended poem, Neville! Plenty of room for the reader to ponder and postulate! Well penned, my friend!

          • Neville



            Many thanks DV .. Neville

          • Poetic Licence

            A lovely read giving us the reader several scenarios to turn the rusty cogs over, really enjoyed the read

            • Neville



              Many thanks PL .. Neville

              • Poetic Licence

                You are very welcome

              • orchidee

                Good write N. Did KP fall or was she pushed? Pushed off the cliff, of course - by me, the naughty rodent! heehee.

                • Neville



                  I imagine she probably jumped ..

                  • orchidee

                    Yes, she got tired of my antics. lol.

                  • Thomas W Case

                    Tremendous work, my friend.

                    • Neville



                      Thanks Thomas πŸ‘

                    • Tony36

                      Excellent write Nevilie

                      • Neville



                        ................................... Cheers πŸ‘

                        • Tony36

                          You're welcome

                        • Tristan Robert Lange

                          Wow! Don't mind the pun, but this poem had an impactful ending. 🀣 Truth be told, I absolutely love this Neville. It is written as if you are watching or experiencing the fall. For both form and content, this gets a fave! Well done, my friend! πŸŒΉπŸ‘

                          • Neville



                            if you think I'm gonna fall for that one .. you are reading me write .. Cheers Tristan .. Neville

                            • Tristan Robert Lange

                              🀣 You are most welcome, friend! πŸ¦β€β¬›πŸ–€

                            • Cheeky Missy

                              Yikes! I shrink from the dire implications saucily winking herein at me of a sudden. Methinks I'll leave the final assessment alone, as it were, for the moment. Expertly rendered with perfect imagery and a haunting, damning poignancy flirting about it. Thank you for sharing.

                              • Neville



                                Cheers Missy .. πŸ˜‰πŸ‘

                              • rebellion_in_sanity

                                As I was reading I got the feeling of a veil being lifted from the painting. Then suddenly I was confronted with the question "is it truth what all that we see?"

                                • Neville



                                  Bless you my friend .. Neville



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