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I think this is really effective, and isn't too sappy at all. The only part that really hampers flow here is the line "It is the life of art" - it's shorter, and doesn't fit the gradual intensifying action of the rest of the poem. But it's such a sweet message overall, and I really enjoy how you put it into action.
Ah, how I love a poem that is sweet and direct! You've pulled it off nicely. I think everyone has already stated my thoughts and ideas, so I suppose I'll just say good work and I am looking forward to the "special edition!"
I really liked this from the beginning. I only would suggest to divide it into two verses stanzas and adding some punctuation to give the idea of your flow when someone reads it out loud.
I have a couple suggestions that I think will strengthen this piece, but feel free to reject them. I noticed that, as you described the forms of art, you first described song, then painting, then painting again. In my opinion, the forms of art are visual art, musical art, and literature. In the lines: you described visual art (painting) twice. If you thought about replacing the brush with writer's instruments and described literature here, you will have described every form of art without repeating yourself.
That's just a suggestion, feel free to leave it as it is if you don't agree. I think the theme is very strong and I'm just trying to speculate as to how you could develop it even further. Good work
I think the poem itself is a nice and tidy little description of inspiration, creative and very nicely done. That being said (and I think you know this) this isn't exactly a deep, thought provoking piece, it says what it has to say, then it's gone, which is as it should be, so that worked nicely.
In regards to flow, I think you're right, it seems a little bit choppy when said aloud. Try working with the line length (syllables) and working under more set paramenters (I.E. long line, short line, long line, short line, etc.). That might help, but I'm sure others will have better ways to improve flow.