On Reading Daniel Brick's 'who Said This? ': The Storyteller Lost At His Story Comments
We are listening to Mozart, my friends
at this time and age,
when we have all grown too old to be stirred
we only can take peace
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I never read Daniel's poem....but if it is like this as you have narrated then I will definitely read Daniel's poem......A well narrated dramatic monologue.....thank you for sharing :)
Thank you for reading Abhilasha.. Daniel's poem is however, a little different. He informed me yesterday that it was actually three fragments of different poems that he attempted to write, but did not finish. What I did here was actually to fill in between the lines to create a somewhat different narrative that his work suggested.. I guess that way, we finished each others' work :)
A wonderfully written piece. Many can relate to the emotions and events presented. I have read Daniels poem andi hope he reads yours as well. Marvelous!
Thank you very much Kelly. Daniel's work have always ignited a passion in me, and this poem is a homage to him.. One of the most incredible writers here :)
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I have read both poems now! I can see how you might have been inspired by Daniel's poem, but both definitely stand alone and contain your unique poetic voices. I love how our poems inspire each other...Have you ever read the book, How to Steal Like an Artist? Its a fun little read. Nothing deep, but it rings true. This is a well done monologue. I enjoyed reading it and like the play on words and memory.
Thank you very much Pam. It is indeed wonderful, when we exchange ideas among ourselves.. I have heard of Kleon's book, but not read it. I would love to read it one day :)