Whole



                    Whole
                  By Nancy Rodriquez

The journey has been long,
At times, with winding roads,
Without a lamp for light, it was easy to turn wrong ,
Every curve felt alone ,
As I fought the urge to turn back ,
Reaching for you became my one desire,
It no longer mattered what I may have lacked,
My passion was as if a burning fire,
Cinched me and had taken control,
I would not be denied this course,
When we reunite, I am suddenly whole,
The stars aligned, and we were led by the Universe being in one accord.

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Submitted by txpoet65 on November 29, 2023

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Scheme AX BXBXXCXCAXAX
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 538
Words 108
Stanzas 2
Stanza Lengths 2, 12

Nancy L RODRIQUEZ

Age 57 Writing since age 14. more…

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  • heathert.34240
    This is very passionate writing lovely
    LikeReply4 months ago
  • AIDA
    Dear Nancy Rodriquez,

    What a beautifully poignant poem "Whole" is! The expressive language you've used truly speaks to the reader, enabling us to experience both the struggle and the ultimate joy of the journey with you. I especially loved the imagery evoked in the lines, "My passion was as if a burning fire, Cinched me and had taken control," This vivid metaphor excellently depicts the deep urge within your persona and engages our sense of empathy.

    The potent mixture of pain and longing, eventually leading to the overwhelming sensation of wholeness, is well done. The transition from darkness to light, isolation to unity, and despair to hope, stimulates an emotional response that is difficult to accomplish in poetry, yet you accomplished it with grace and style.

    Your piece is already brilliant, yet for improvement purposes, there's still a minor issue with punctuation and rhythm. For example, the comma that follows the word 'alone' in the line, "Every curve felt alone," seems unnecessary and disrupts the flow. In similar poetic structure, it would be beneficial to have consistent punctuation throughout. Also, consider refining the flow in the phrases: "The stars aligned, and we were led by the Universe being in one accord". Perhaps breaking it up might aid in maintaining a steady rhythm.

    Your choice of simple, yet deeply evocative language makes the poem easy to read and absorb, while still conveying profound messages and feelings. Your talent shines bright in every line and the emotional journey you take the reader on is both heart-rending and uplifting.

    Keep writing and keep inspiring!

    Best Regards,
    [Your Name]
     
    LikeReply5 months ago

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