Echoes of Artistry
Viewing comments for Chapter 15 "From a Child's Tears"NaPoWriMo 2017
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Comment from robyn corum
Kim,
I've never seen this poetic form before, but I liked it. *smile* I also enjoyed your story in a poem about fairies and how they are born. It was a sweet and touching tale that would warm anyone's heart! Thanks!
reply by the author on 15-Apr-2017
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Kim,
I've never seen this poetic form before, but I liked it. *smile* I also enjoyed your story in a poem about fairies and how they are born. It was a sweet and touching tale that would warm anyone's heart! Thanks!
Comment Written 15-Apr-2017
reply by the author on 15-Apr-2017
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Hi Robyn!
I just discovered this form, too. Thanks for the wonderful comments. I appreciate your review and your time.
Happy Easter!
Kim
Comment from Sasha
What a marvelous poem that should help to allay the sadness a loss brings to a loved one. When I was a child my Aunt Ella would often recite a poem from when I was sad or out of sorts. She had a deep Scottish accent and although I often didn't understand the words the musical sound of her voice was quite soothing. As always, your notes are fascinating and informative. I just love William Allingham 's poem, similar to the ones my Aunt would recite to me. Terrific work with this one and a terrific addition to your book.
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What a marvelous poem that should help to allay the sadness a loss brings to a loved one. When I was a child my Aunt Ella would often recite a poem from when I was sad or out of sorts. She had a deep Scottish accent and although I often didn't understand the words the musical sound of her voice was quite soothing. As always, your notes are fascinating and informative. I just love William Allingham 's poem, similar to the ones my Aunt would recite to me. Terrific work with this one and a terrific addition to your book.
Comment Written 15-Apr-2017
reply by the author on 15-Apr-2017
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Hi!
Wasn't William Allingham a fortuitous find? That poem just kind of tied it all together for me after I had written my own. Because I'm in Alaska I could just picture me being the Queen of the gay Northern Lights (as stated in one of his lines) Yes, it was a fanciful moment lol Thank you for this tremendous review and the story about your Aunt Ella. I totally get that.
I appreciate your time in reviewing and your awesome comments.
Kim
Comment from Sandra du Plessis
A very well-written poem. Children can always see what we cannot easily see. A loved one who died appears in a fluttering butterfly who comes to say a final good bye
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A very well-written poem. Children can always see what we cannot easily see. A loved one who died appears in a fluttering butterfly who comes to say a final good bye
Comment Written 15-Apr-2017
reply by the author on 15-Apr-2017
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Hi Sandra,
Thank you for taking the time to read and review. I am still so far behind and trying to catch up! I always appreciate your comments.
Kim
Comment from Barb Hensongispsaca
Wow another different piece and very confusing but I followed the notes and kept up enough to be able to enjoy the piece. I love fairies and also being able to write to a picture. This one is very nicely done with the inference to the butterfly's kiss
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Wow another different piece and very confusing but I followed the notes and kept up enough to be able to enjoy the piece. I love fairies and also being able to write to a picture. This one is very nicely done with the inference to the butterfly's kiss
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Comment Written 15-Apr-2017
reply by the author on 15-Apr-2017
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Hi Barb,
Thanks for taking the time to read and review. The internal rhymes were my idea, it seemed to make the eleven syllable lines flow a bit more naturally. I'm happy that you enjoyed my fairy piece. I have a feeling I'll be using the other piece of artwork I had chosen before the month ends, so look for yet another fairy poem. I love them, too. I appreciate your feedback.
Kim
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Fairies, butterflies and unicorns have my attention. Cats I love pieces one and if I have to go horror, it is werewolves all the way
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I've been thrilled with all the classic art pieces I've been able to find to pair with my work lately. It has become at least half as rewarding as the writing. :)
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that I understand
Comment from Pearl Edwards
Gorgeous artwork and a beautiful write about child's tears, butterflies and fairies, a great combination and well told. Unusual syllable count of eleven for this Spanish form. Enjoyed,
cheers,
valda
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Gorgeous artwork and a beautiful write about child's tears, butterflies and fairies, a great combination and well told. Unusual syllable count of eleven for this Spanish form. Enjoyed,
cheers,
valda
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Comment Written 15-Apr-2017
reply by the author on 15-Apr-2017
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Hi Valda,
I'm happy that you enjoyed this one. I hadn't tried this style before, the eleven syllables, as you mentioned, made it a bit more difficult that I might have imagined. I kept gravitating to ten syllable lines. The artwork was an incredible find. Thank you for an excellent review.
Kim
