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Rock (Imagery Workshop)

Pale hardness, polished smooth by endless icy river.

About This Poem

Last Few Words: Late to the Party, as usual

Review Request Intensity: I want the raw truth, feel free to knock me on my back

Editing Stage: Editing - rough draft

About the Author

Region, Country: Earth Vicinity (within a five light-year radius), ZZC

Favorite Poets: John Donne

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Comments

Workshop

This is lovely, I can see that smooth shiny river pebble.
Could you edit it and add it to the workshop, so it's saved in the workshop collection. Just scroll down to the bottom of your edit page and select the imagery workshop.
Jx

Done

and done, thanks Jane

Hi

Reminds me of the quartz river stones found in the mountain streams nearby...........stan

LOL

The Green River, in Kentucky!

quart rubbed smooth.

Now that's imagery. The color, the shapes.

Thank you Wes,

That's pretty much always how I think when considering imagery - colors and shapes that give an emotional aspect to the words.

True,

about the title. But is not the title of a poem the precursor to the imagery? Can one be divorced from the other?
You collect stones? So do I...LOL what's wrong with us?

I would like some opinions on this thing with imagery and title.