Comforting Captials

the eveNing strayed into the dark evening shade. we pick up a drink and sharpen Our knives. hold on now, hold on a little longer wield the sharpest edge like clear glass of lonely pain down deep in My heart sO to steep the moRe i grind life into feEling warming my blue bLood by an Open fire. a maN hiding in the darkest End of this Life will not speak of his crying eYes. i touch his glass and Pour out all the sorrow. i leAve hIm walkiNg to light of love Symbolism: The shape of an award symbolizes the award given to a person who lets go of their pain and is able to achieve the hidden message (capitalized letters): “NO MORE LONELY PAIN”. The word “pain” is at the bottom of the upper portion of the poem. Where the knife cuts into the heart, there is pain. This portion of the poem also describes the descent into depression after the loss of love. The shape is a downward arrow or a knife being sharpened to a point, ready to inflict pain. Also, the word "NO" is hidden in the capital letters to further signify the negative emotion of this portion of the poem. This part of the poem pluralizes the subject, making it seem impersonal as if to personify, "cold steel." The second part of the poem is shaped like a heart. This portion of the poem focuses on one subject, is more personal or intimate. It indirectly advises the reader, through the actions of the one subject, to let go of one’s pain and pursue love once more, in essence, restarting one’s heart, starting life anew. The word “blood” is where the knife is cutting into the heart, blood will flow from the injury. The word “love” is at the bottom of the second part of the poem. Love is the deepest emotion, “from the bottom of the heart.”