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Season's Will (first poem)

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Moments of joy she thought had left
Seemingly desire died in theft
With time to test her will to try
In season’s cold a lifetime wanders by

With spring so sure as swallows fly
With time in motion a lively sky
From a kindle deep inside heart’s churn
Moments of joy again return

With rain to wash as rivers fill
With trees to flower as blossoms thrill
Birds in chorus are seen at sill
All in all as season’s will

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Structured: Western
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I've added you to the workshop. Can you edit and scroll down and select Poets' first poems workshop. Then it will be saved on the workshop poems.

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So I sent it to the imagery workshop.

"Ghosts of electricity howl in the bones of her face."
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In your drop down.
You marked it first poem in the title. Is it the first poem you wrote? If you look under workshops you'll see what I mean. It's not a workshop as such, more a bit of fun, looking at the first poem you wrote.
Cheers jx

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It was in the dropdown. When I selected it then saved I got the serious error message. Hmm very strange.

"Ghosts of electricity howl in the bones of her face."
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it is all good now.
Thanks and wow did I need to hunt for that poem. Ended up copying it from my book over there -->
lol

"Ghosts of electricity howl in the bones of her face."
~Bob Dylan~

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to call it free-verse, go ahead, it rhymes enough for me. I like the theme and it would have been good for the Spring poem contest. A couple of lines in there that are a bit long for the rest of the poem, but all in all I would say a very good first poem. ~ Gee.
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dashingly good work here! I would never have thought that this was your first poem! it flows really well and has an interesting theme which held my attention throughout. good language usage and imagery. no forced rhyming found here, like so many first poems contain. much enjoyed this write. good to see you again!

always, Cat

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There is no rhyme scheme and had I known anything about what I was doing back when I may have developed my rhyming skills.
Thanks,

"Ghosts of electricity howl in the bones of her face."
~Bob Dylan~

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over the stream outside my window is what prompted me to write.
To this day I don't know why poetry.
That poem sent me on this whirlwind cavalcade ;~)
Thanks and I cannot enter the workshop because of some serious error.
I'm supposed to contact the site admin.
I thought that the notation of first poem after the title was simply a mark of nostalgia. I had no idea it was a workshop. Been too busy farting around I guess :~(

"Ghosts of electricity howl in the bones of her face."
~Bob Dylan~

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The workshop is showing on my drop down.
Cheers

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The workshop is showing on my drop down.
Cheers

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Whether intentional or not the change in rhyme pattern in last stanza is very effective.......stan

I would not call this free verse. It is very organized.

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A poet is a nightingale, who sits in darkness and sings to cheer its own solitude with sweet sounds. Percy Bysshe Shelley

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yous got it and maybe I did plan it so ....just a long time ago :~)

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A bit Tom Waits. It really makes the poem and utterly changes it's feel and import. How did you do the sound background? Your instrumentation? Did you record simultaneously or mix in Audacity or similar?

Thanks for this.

cheers,
Jess
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I do a score on Sibelious on my lappy then run that through my home speakers and record it on audacity on my home PC. Then I lay the vocal track on audacity. It all sounds just OK until audacity compresses it and it is ultimately played on WMP or soundcloud.

Jess, your feedback is indispensable as I have been torn between adding scores and straight reading.
Thanks so much,

"Ghosts of electricity howl in the bones of her face."
~Bob Dylan~

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