Smoke from tongues of fire thrust
Word's cloak, naked air opened in its gust
Fertile ash falls as a fine crust
Seeds sprout from layers of poetic dust
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sorenbarrett (
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A beautiful portrayal of poetry’s transformative power, turning destruction into renewal and words into seeds of creation.
So nice to hear from you Soheil thank you for your review and interpretation. Hope to see some poetry from you soon.
It is always a pleasure to hear from you. Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement. I truly appreciate your interest in my poetry. The thoughtful support of a poet as accomplished as you means a great deal to me.
A poetical process, much enjoyed
Thank you Norman yes you have grasped the meaning and it is most appreciated.
most welcome my friend
A most extravagant piece of imagery soaked in poetry wisdom. 🌹
Thank you Teddy your words are most kind and appreciated.
An excellent metaphor of the creative cycle of poetic expression!
Thank you my friend for the review and comment it is as always most appreciated
Most welcome friend 🕊️🙏🏻
Your concise metapoetic poem, containing fresh metaphors, expresses confidence in the power of poetry to be reborn and rise anew from the ashes (like a phoenix)—a point you reinforce through a decisive rhythm and a dense *aaaa* rhyme scheme (thrust, gust, crust, dust). Well done!
Thanks so much Durdica for the kind review. Much appreciated
It is great when words flow.
Though sometimes when you read them, you think of burning them just to create the ash.
Eventually something comes together, and you congratulate yourself.
Mind you, I do that when I spell my name right.
Thanks Paul for the review and kind words I appreciate it
Bit dusty around here! lol.
Thanks Orchi global warming they say
Soren, I've always been fascinated by how a poet can take something seemingly insignificant and turn it into an entirely new creation. Makes me wonder how many poems are waiting to be discovered in the things we ordinarily overlook! 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
Thanks Tristan for your read and words of comment. It is most appreciated
Nicely said
Thank you very much my friend
A good Write on the Process of Creating a Poem .
Thanks Kevin yes we all get a little dusty creating our work
Yes. 👍
Hello, Soren,
A ruderal bloom of verse out of the ashes of life in another fine poem from your quill. Excellent, my friend.
Fond regards,
Tony.
You are very kind my friend and I thank you so much.
I love this this is very well written and very true very good
Thank you so much Joseph your words mean a great deal to me.
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