Saturday, February 11, 2017

Silence Seeking: Writer's Hitting Concrete Noise Walls Comments

Rating: 4.9

running headlong into noise concrete walls
running bounce bang bumps on head into concrete walls
dropping bumps on head stopping writing
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Terence George Craddock
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Jazib Kamalvi 19 August 2017

A nice poetic imagination, Terence. You may like to read my poem, Love and Lust. Thanks

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S.zaynab Kamoonpuri 05 July 2017

Sublime and abstract. Enjoyed the alliteration. Some fine muse here, the need for peace and quiet for writing. Thumbs up. So Nice to read from your pen again, I hope u too will review my latest poem titled, 'For all cheese chums'

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Richard Wlodarski 09 March 2017

I guess it's kinda like the marathon runner who hits a wall and can't go any further. That happened to me on the Grand Canyon. Guess what I did. I meditated. And what a transformation! Same thing with the writing. If I get writer's block, I meditate. And it's amazing what happens afterwards. Great poem. Really enjoyed it. Off to find the other one you mentioned.

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Mj Lemon 05 March 2017

Brilliant word choice, Terry. There's a halting, methodical reading created by the diction. As I read, it immediately takes me into the creative process, that deliberate, mesmerizing pace.quality that defines creativity. Brilliant!

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Mihaela Pirjol 13 February 2017

The importance of silence for the creative flow to emerge...the walls, the noise, the concrete walls...the spasmodic rhythm of words, create a cadence that matches the speaker's intention. Great poem.

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Annette Aitken 13 February 2017

I do hope your head is not to sore after all that lol

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Terry Craddock 13 February 2017

metaphorical walls so no medication needed :)

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