Share verbatim (as is) just ONE LINE from a fellow PS poet’s work (poem or prose) which contains a unique metaphor that has left an impression on you. Then extend it by a freshly penned line of your own to make up the couplet.
My breath was taken away by the poet’s fearless poetry and so I’ve chosen this one of hers. There are many levels of
- Metaphors
- Expression
- References
including and appearing…
"Le voyant seer letters"
The "Letters of the Seer" by Arthur Rimbaud, are two letters written in May 1871. In these letters, Rimbaud expresses his desire to become a "voyant," a seer. Arguing that a oet must become a "seer". Personally I think it can't hurt to be a voyant, but not necessarily. Rimbaud predicted a future where women, freed from servitude, would also become poets and discover their "piece of unknown"
note: Too late for the contest "Metaphor Treasure Hunt"
Inspired by;
Line chosen... "drawn to them I unfold like origami "
The Plural Sky and the Temptation of Its Mirrored Eyes
by Candide Diderot ‘24