Ps Aborted

The Poorest Choice in life. I’m not being judgmental nor commenting on my feedback I’m just clarifying and respectfully explaining my view of the poem. I appreciate the feedback, I understand when a poem is written everyone relates to it in a different way. One never knows the ramifications of a single piece of work. In the epigram form there is not much to work with due to the six syllable meter. In my initial thought of ‘Aborted,’ from my creative perspective, was a metaphor of aborting a single thought. If one aborts a thought, the poem cannot be born into existence, thus no life of words, no poetry, nor a beautiful contribution to literature to continue or record our stay in time, etc. I categorized my poem as life because we abort things daily and that’s a part of life. I am explaining the creative depth of my poem’s entirety. Yes, life can be aborted along with a thought, or a wonderful opportunity. When poetry is written it is usually draped in metaphors and similes from the creators vision and unique perspective. I hope my explanation shows the depth of a poem goes way deeper than its surface... Raul Moreno