My heart is a basin of hope
But I struggle
Like a frantic bird
To turn on
The faucet
I am a maple tree
Filled with syrup
That could delight the tongue
Of another
But I’m afraid to cut my skin
And insert the tap
So you can drink
My heart is a basin of hope
But I struggle
Like a frantic bird
To turn on
The faucet
I am a maple tree
Filled with syrup
That could delight the tongue
Of another
But I’m afraid to cut my skin
And insert the tap
So you can drink
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What did you think of my title?
How was my language use?
What did you think of the rhythm or pattern or pacing?
How does this theme appeal to you?
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Comments
I would have...
been happier, if you had stuck to one idea, either the struggling bird or the maple tree, unless you find a way to compare them better. Both of the ideas and similes have merit. ~ Geezer.
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thanks for the feedback,
thanks for the feedback, geezer