Saturday, October 25, 2014

~the Exiled Queen~ Comments

Rating: 5.0

Salvage the beauty of your ignorance
While you caress the innocence
Of letting go, security brings comfort
To the lost that found answers
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Leah Ayliffe 06 November 2014

How rich and decadent these words are. There is a lot to be taken away from this - thanks!

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Donnie Wolff 28 October 2014

Your girls tell you true, your depth is sometimes beyond. I know that may make no sense to your readers but it does to me and you. Awesome write

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Sana Ghostana 25 October 2014

This poem was interesting. It caught my attention. Specifically when you said: Salvage the beauty of your ignorance. While you caress the innocence. Of letting go, security brings comfort. To the lost that found answers. All of this poem was very good, but your first stanza was my favorite. Excellent job.

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Mihaela Pirjol 25 October 2014

I am dissecting this poem...the first stanza tells, that there is beauty and happiness both in innocence and ignorance, like: the less you know, the happier you can be. But, only by losing yourself, you can find answers about yourself, as they say. This poem, is a kind of dialogue between a spiritual mentor and a disciple, teaching technics to self-discovery. The last two stanzas though, are different...there is love, pain and the last line is heart-touching. A great poem.

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