夢
畫廊裏
一把躺著的小提琴旁
我在等你
而你的影子很長
你的臉龐落在了琴弦上
你的腳卻頂著半掩的門
耳邊一個男人在反複地問
你在哪裏
我回答
她在等你
Dream
In a gallery,
next to a violin lying on the floor,
I'm waiting for you.
Your shadow’s long,
your face casts on the strings,
but your foot levers the door ajar.
A man repeatedly asks by my ears-
where you are?
My answer-
She’s waiting for you.
© a year ago, xx
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Aurore O. Boulan - Visual, Arithmetic. Reminds me of Tom Wait's song ''Alice''. The final interjection, after the painted remembrance, and longing, calls for spirits to linger in hopes of requited affection, and a mutual sharing of their plight. I like it very much. If I had to give any advice...Perhaps I'd only invite you to continue on further this path of exquisite balance between setting and action. Dialogue is a very interesting tool in poetry. I implore you to explore it, and listen to the inner voices of inspiration. Muse or poet.
Great posta year ago x
Jenny Middleton - I love the symbolism you build up in this poem to convey a sense of dream. a year ago x
The Dark Faery - I like your poem. The flow moves at a good pace. Good imagery, I can see the shadows and faces.
Femfem - Dream! Dream!! Dream!!!
I thoroughly enjoyed your depth. Thank you!a year ago x
