Sunny Day

by Lady Nik   Jun 29, 2009


Sunshine breaks
through the violet curtains
that covers my window
and whispers in my ear.
It's a new day,
no longer dawn,
time to live.
I find my lungs
hidden beneath so much pain,
and beg them to breathe again.
Slowly but steadily they obey.
I'm delighted
as my blindness is uplifted.
Now I see the colors of happiness
for the first time.
The tearful tune that was once
a meaningful melody
starts up again inside my soul.
Take me music
to nowhere land
let these music notes
dance their way through my life
warming me like a sunny day.

*I changed it around a little. Thanks for your help Temps :) *

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  • 14 years ago

    by Fran

    I needed to read something uplifting, bright and happy and this poem certainly did the trick. Thank you.

  • 14 years ago

    by ASPHYXIATED

    Sorry again that it has taken so long,
    hope its worth it. ;P

    "Sunshine breaks"
    `I must admit I don't really like the use of "breaks" here, it just doesn't do it justice. You're writing a poem about how the sunny day is a positive thing yet breaks is too harsh. Maybe try something along the lines of "splits" or if you want it a little different maybe "schisms" because it creates a nice flow of sibilence also which wouldn't be bad! (:

    I quite liked how you went that step further and used "violet curtains" instead of just "curtains", it creates a real image. Nice work.

    "It's a new day,
    no longer dawn,
    time to live."
    `Well, considering the flow is quite snappy and short I think your punctuation could use a little snap to it. So maybe get rid of a comma and throw in "--" or ";" to create a dramatic pause?
    Ex:
    "It's a new day,
    no longer dawn--
    time to live."
    That way "time to live" has so much more meaning, really stands out as the main point of the poem.

    "I find my lungs
    hidden beneath so much pain[,] <- not needed.
    and beg them to breathe again."
    `My favourite piece of this poem. Perfect. Beneath, Beg, Breathe..it just creates a musical quality. Get rid of the comma though, it throws the flow off.

    "Take me music"
    `While I loved the idea, I wasn't too fond of how you phrased it. It just sounds awkward, and then you repeat "music" which threw me off. Hmmm. I'm not sure how you could rephrase it though.
    "Music, take me now
    to nowhere land
    let these notes"
    I dunno, just a suggestion? :/

    Sidenote--
    I quite liked your usage of Enjambment throughout the poem, its the kind of flow I really look for in a poem so kudas for that.

    (:

    Overall, well done.

  • 14 years ago

    by Tom Swart

    I really liked your poem here - mainly because it wasn't all bathed in complicated structure and just came out all over the place and landed in all the right places. I also liked the non rhyming theme - I always enjoy those the most. I haven't had a rhyming poem in years. Anyways I look forward to reading more of your works. Bravo on this one!!!

  • 14 years ago

    by ray jones

    A nice uplifting piece, good job Ray

  • 14 years ago

    by Not Enough

    This is okay. I think it's a well-written piece but just not for me. Personally I don't like poems about nature or life and what not. But it has a nice flow to it, though some parts could be a little better. I think the flow was thrown off a little by the length of the lines. Good job.

    Soda E>.

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