“…Or place me under suspicion.” What a powerful line, just a few words, but enormous implications.
I really appreciate the introductions provided (with this and previous poems), and how they set the scene to receive and understand the poem that follows.
Thanks for the positive feedback. I’ve always struggled with the prelude at the beginning of my poems. I personally think it helps the person understand my thoughts when I wrote it. On the other hand I also don’t want to impress my own thoughts on the interpretation nor take the person out of the immersive experience.
“…Or place me under suspicion.” What a powerful line, just a few words, but enormous implications.
I really appreciate the introductions provided (with this and previous poems), and how they set the scene to receive and understand the poem that follows.
Thanks for the positive feedback. I’ve always struggled with the prelude at the beginning of my poems. I personally think it helps the person understand my thoughts when I wrote it. On the other hand I also don’t want to impress my own thoughts on the interpretation nor take the person out of the immersive experience.