Brandon, I feel an explosive rage in this one, maybe silent for a long time but as unpredictable as lightning. And as powerful. The eyes in the sky, there are many involved.
Maybe a people tired of battle, tired of the lies.
Wanting mercy.
In the end, desire wins out.
Thanks Brandon
Brandon, I feel an explosive rage in this one, maybe silent for a long time but as unpredictable as lightning. And as powerful. The eyes in the sky, there are many involved.
Maybe a people tired of battle, tired of the lies.
Wanting mercy.
In the end, desire wins out.
Thanks Brandon
Breaking it into lightning, rain, and wind gives each section its own emotional current instead of everything blending at once. And “searching for seasons in the air” is a genuinely beautiful line. That one lingered.
You've used a clever idea of using the elements of a storm and connecting each to everyday life and its travails. Often we each experience storms in our lives. You seem to have used it in a more positive way with this. Nice writing.
Not sure what to add here. I have been writing poems since I was 16. Saved much of it, lost some of it. I'm 51 now. Lately I have felt a need to get my voice out there. I guess like a lot of .. more..