trekker
Mar 04, 2018

Forest Tapestry

A gentle breeze,
kiss of leaves,
each branch of the tree,
has it's minuet,
in forest tapestry.

Poplar, pollen, in drapery,
hanging moss,
lichen, so tirelessly.
Bush, tree, weave,
changing forest tapestry.

Raging brook, over flow,
nature changing, texture show.
Rock and stone, carelessly strewn.
Creating a home,
in forest tapestry.

About This Poem

Style/Type: Free verse

Review Request Direction: 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?
How was the beginning/ending of the poem?
Is the internal logic consistent?

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

Editing Stage: Editing - polished draft

About the Author

Region, Country: Edmonton, AB, CAN

Favorite Poets: Alice Major

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Comments

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raj

7 years 1 month ago

I loved the way you have woven this tapestry using elements which make good tapestry... Though i liked the title which is appropriate for this poem, if it was me I would have used "Wild Tapestry" because of the rich images of the wild you have created. But of course this is a poem from your perspective and vision of looking at things differently... A pleasure read..

regards..

S

A random sequence of sylvan images which is the same way they occur in nature. Welcome to neopoet......stan

Geezer

anxious to get out there in the forest and wander around. Won't happen for a while yet, but soon the woods will be warm enough and the snow will be gone. I would eliminate the commas at the end of the lines. They are just a distraction The language is good, the title good and I enjoyed the flow of rhyme~ Geezer.
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chevyvent

Really well done I will be looking forward to reading your other works.

IRiz

IRiz

7 years 1 month ago

Spring carpet!
Enjoying your poem like a sun spot in the woods.

Rula

Rula

7 years 1 month ago

cleverly woven words to create such a wild tapestry.
Welcome!

T

Thank you all for your kind words. It is truly wonderful to be able to live seven doors down from this natural wonderment in the heart of a large city. I walk my dog there and am able to witness the inspiration needed for this poem. It came to me in one sitting, the words just connected and fit like a puzzle. It is one of my favourite pieces and reads well when performed. It is also a piece out of my self-published chap book "The White Chair". Thank you all again.