I had a loose end to tie, so here it goes…
Witnessing the love
And the music of my flock
I will break through the shells.
Adding a rhythm to life.
The tree will Sway
So I may fall in love
With the whip of breeze.
The summer will chase
The puddle to the right and the comfort with it,
So I may fly see the world.
The cloud will float high
So I can fix my eye there
Be one with the sky.
I want to be that bird
Which knows no wall
I want to be that bird
Which knows no home
I want to be that bird
Which born to see the world
Like no one ever will.
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Before I go, A question which is killing me while I read books. When a writer reads a book, is that working or relaxing? What do you do with your writer’s conscience when you are reading a book? Let me know if you have any thoughts there!
Part of my #The100DaysOfPoetryLearning project. You can read all of my poems here.
Jeren! Glad to have you back, you were missed. I like to decide before I start reading if I am going to read for pleasure or to dissect. Otherwise I get lost in the story, especially if it’s a book. If it’s a poem I always read for understanding then pleasure then to learn from it. Easier with a poem’s short length to read multiple times. P.S. You have a typo in one of your “that”. I promised I would tell you, remember?
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I do, very well actually. I quickly ran to the editor and fixed it before replying, thank you so much. It always makes me happy when a friend keep their word. I think your poem reading technique or the order of preference is quite interesting, I would like to borrow it if you don’t mind. So far I have never successfully dissected a book, I would always get lost in the story. But I have never started with a clear intent like you said, so might as well try that. It’s a pleasure to be back among all of you!
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I really loved reading the episodes. Beautiful write up. ☺👌
Well nice question at the end I think since you are a writer you can’t stop your brain from analysing the writing style the book has it will happen automatically as you read any book. For example if a gardener goes for a walk to some park his brain will automatically start analysing the good and bad about the plants there. (Idk if that was a good example😀)
So you can’t have a perfect answer for it.
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Thank you so much. Yes, What you say is right, we can’t turn that writing part off. I’m glad you liked reading them.
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You’re most welcome ☺☺
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