AmericanWench
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Originally posted by AmericanWench [
I read your poem, and decided to comment on it, but I'm definitely not an expert on poetry.
Unlike Eve, I find the Master a very revealing part of the person written about, real or not. The seemingly strong person really needing great support for what is almost too much to bear alone, and the seeming fact that there is much aloneness here in the person written about, the lack of support. I think this is a wonderful telling of what may happen often, though in a different way than most women might like to admit to (the Master part). There are times when all of us wish we could rely on someone else, I'm sure. Life can be very demanding.
Unlike OT, I like all of the emotions you've given, the depth, the completeness of the human capacity, capability, the deep needs, desires, of someone to rely on at a time like this, or even more.
If I had anything to say about it as "poetry," I would say that it is more like an extremely well written short story more than a poem, what some call prose poetry, but that is all being redefined as we go along.
Byron wrote a long poem about the human grief, loss, in "The Prisoner of Chillon," but if you have access to it, you may find that it is not suited to your telling. How to say what you said any better may be in resetting it in a more poetic way, but what that is, I can't say. I loved the writing though.
cb9