Poetry should express emotion with structure and restraint, because, paradoxically, structure can make the expression of emotion seem more, not less, spontaneous, and restraint can make emotional expression seem more, not less, intense.
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My heart may be broken, yet it won't remain bitter, because the love that was felt, was both real and intense, though short-lived.
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The repetition of melody patterns, ...contains a correspondence to lyrical repetitions of words.
These repetitions contain the opportunity to affiliate tense and perception!
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After this earthly hell, we move on to another battle and that battle is far more intense.
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"I grew infatuated when I caught a glimpse, sparking the brightest burning source of intense desire hidden behind divine purity."
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Within the hallowed walls of life we play with the dignities our pretense describes to children.
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The sexual nature of a man is his most intense expression of himself; his subconsciousness endeavors thereby to inform his consciousness of his Will… It is supremely sacred to him, and to interfere with its expression, or try to edit it, is an abominable crime.”
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Nostalgia is the past tense for hope.
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When you focus too intensely on the future you ignore the wisdom and the beauty of the present.
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On my command she said, lifted from the grass. Like the lady bugs...flying from the blades. Into the intense grip of the scorching June heat.
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Peace of mind catnaps on a bed of feathers,
While anxiety lies tense on ticking filled with straw.
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Biblioramble -
verb
1. to talk under the pretense of teaching or discussing the Bible while merely stringing together incoherent, out-of-context fragments of Scripture, typically accented with "the Lord told me" or "this is what it means to me" subjective sentiments.
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"MUSIC makes me Alive"
It has such an Intense Force,
That keeps..
Sorrows aside and make me..
"Drive my DREAMS"
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