***These cherries are artificial;
Bald earth descends on their offspring,
As it waits quietly for its neutral spring,The earless flowers make room
In these countless hours:
Grayness inhibits these flowers.The cherries confine the life
That was ours, gray throats scorn
These shameful propositions;Swallowing the cherries of death,
As they mingle in their obscure decisions.
Breathtaking, they flaunt in this clutch garden,Gray beds subside their awful mourning;
Gray plants distort their shameful cherries,
As the dark stars descend on this sultry garden.Nimble and quiet, the fever feeds
On these dead cherries; the rancorous
Smirk chokes the bald angel,Though, the earless flower agitates them.
Our goat throat is fertile to gore;
Ghost of a cherry lies flat in this corridor.***
#The cherries
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The central idea of the poem revolves around the artificiality and emptiness of life, represented by the cherries that are described as artificial and shameful. The poem explores themes of mortality, decay, and the fleeting nature of existence. the poem appears to be a reflection on the impermanence of life and the inevitability of death. The imagery of cherries, flowers, and gardens suggests a natural setting, while the dark and ominous tone conveys a sense of foreboding and despair. The poem may also be commenting on the artificiality and emptiness of modern society.
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Ok this piece appears to explore themes of artificiality, decay & a sense of bleakness/despair.
The poem uses vivid imagery & symbolic language to convey the themes. It invokes cherries as a central motif, often symbolising life, death & possibly artificiality or something tainted. suggesting a contrast between natural beauty & manufactured or false appearance. The language is often poetic some what metaphorical, aiming to create an atmosphere of introspection & melancholy. some phrases like verbose & hideous, florid honors can feel overly abstract or convoluted, potentially distancing readers from the emotional core of the poem. (This can be subjective but worth mentioning i guess 😅)
Hope this helps. 😊
Yes thats what i was going for , thanks for the feedback as always
I personally relate to this poem- you've surpassed my expectations again!
"*Swallowing the cherries of death,
As they mingle in their obscure decisions.
Breath-taking, they flaunt in this clutch garden,
Gray beds subside their awful mourning;
Gray plants distort their shameful cherries,
As the dark stars descend on this sultry garden.*"
felt. <3
I don't know why but these poems feel like getting repetitive now, despite the constant mixing in of new vocabulary
wait huh what do you mean exactly ? you mean like the meaning of the poem is repetitive or ?
Not meaning, but the slightly sour adjective-object-verb visuals
They were good at first but they're everywhere now
Ok i see what you're saying the amount of adjectives im using is too excessive for the visuals I want to convey, and it makes it feel too overwhelming for the reader, ill try to tune it down abit but thanks for letting me know
'Breath-taking, they flaunt in this clutch garden'
*Breath-taking, is the experience of being tagged first in all your poems ma professor.
sometimes i take for granted just how crazy good you are lol
*sometimes i take for
granted just how crazy good
you are lol*
ugh
Amazing one as always
Using cherries as a metaphor for the artificiality of life is so unique
@onyx walrus I re-edit the line to grayness inhibits these flowers
from Verbose and hideous: florid honors
Yes, see now this has much more impact. 👍
And it exhibits next to none abstractness
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