The Language of Poets

barely more than words..... more of an inkling really...... o

 

The Language of Poets

 

The language of poets

need not always rhyme

What it must do though

is hit home hard

and arrive there on time..

 

Reviews

[Papaya]

The title drew me and the poem hits the mark.
We all relate to poems in different ways and sometimes when we read, our mood, can affect how we interpret. But a good poem is not necessarily about perfection of a style, with perfect couplets and quatrains, meter and rhyme. It's about that little nugget that jumps out at you and makes you feel something. I like this poem of yours :)

[Neville]

not as much as I enjoyed reading the delightfully insightful and reasoned review you left for me my friend........................cheers indeed....Neville

[Papaya]

Cheers. :)

[lightsong]

VERY very true! and I say wonderfully smart my friend! written with Your own style, more than words? more than inking? YES and YES, it's about the feelings... the rhythm from the heart and/or the mind into ours, the ability to caress one's heart, mind, thoughts, emotions, senses... and when that rhythm flows purely, and when this is done perfectly, it always HIT home!

[Neville]

you are far too generous for words and I sincerely thank you for it......... Neville...

[sette]

totally true my friend.. there are no rules to be followed but just the union of the heart and mind in creating something new.

[Neville]

well pon my word.....many thank you's indeed.......N

[sette]

you are very much welcome my friend

[Wild Rose]

Eee - Thanks Now I don't have to scrat me ed lookin fer a werd to fit in

[Neville]

Problem solved..... cheers Wild Rose.....N

[Ardra]

Ah in time to read your words.... :) and the way touch our hearts...and soul...just in time...
Lovely poem...

[Neville]

Thank you so much Ria, you are so very kind.....All Good Things, Neville

[Mrudula Rani]

The language of poets
Comes from their hearts
Rhymes are lost in it's beats
To express love is all it wants.

[Neville]

could be the second verse..... thank you Mrudula....N

[Mrudula Rani]

Thank you my dearest friend.

[RomaineCoppola]

What do you mean by arriving on time? Does it really always arrive on time?

[Neville]

think about it..... come back when you have... no rush.................All Good Things, Neville

[RomaineCoppola]

I must have misread this poem when I initially read it because this poem is beautifully written and true. That alliteration, for some peculiar reason, puts a very hard lump in my throat. The soft 'h' being repeated in words with such strong meanings, this really is beautiful. Thank you Neville.

[Neville]

Hey.... thank you you my friend......................N..