The Kindest Paradox Poem by Serenade Nebula

The Kindest Paradox

Rating: 5.0

She came again
and left no scratch:
she a wild lil' creature
yet modestly kind:
she might be an angel
yet dev's daughter

she never came
when she says:
she was with stricts
she could lie alot:
yet sounded natural
she the kindest bitch:

she came again
it was night:
the owl even flew
her aura was badly divine:
she was scared of night sky
but her love for it still shined:
she was maybe not simple

Thursday, October 3, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: kind,rude,night
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The poem portrays a complex, enigmatic figure who embodies both wildness and kindness. She is described as a paradox, balancing between being divine and rebellious, simple yet not easily understood. Through imagery of the night and symbolic elements like the owl, the poem evokes mystery and tension between fear and attraction. The speaker admires her but is also perplexed by her contradictory nature. The free verse structure and informal language create an authentic, raw expression of this person's impact on the speaker's mind.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM

Clueless, enigmatic… nice 5*

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Serenade Nebula 05 November 2024

Well._.

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