Aside from liking your use of alliteration and consonance, I like that I, the reader, who ascended before the poem began, now descend to the river, while realizing, through that deacending journey - I imagine myself floating down in the air - the meaning of the adcending and acended mist. There is a unity in the opposites here, of ascent…
Aside from liking your use of alliteration and consonance, I like that I, the reader, who ascended before the poem began, now descend to the river, while realizing, through that deacending journey - I imagine myself floating down in the air - the meaning of the adcending and acended mist. There is a unity in the opposites here, of ascent and descent. One knows the one through the other. Thanks for this poem.
Aside from liking your use of alliteration and consonance, I like that I, the reader, who ascended before the poem began, now descend to the river, while realizing, through that deacending journey - I imagine myself floating down in the air - the meaning of the adcending and acended mist. There is a unity in the opposites here, of ascent and descent. One knows the one through the other. Thanks for this poem.
Hans, beautiful commentary and feedback. It makes me happy you found yourself in this place!
Thanks, and sorry for the typos! :-)