MesAyah

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How would you describe me?

Greetings my fellow writers, musicians and readers I am reaching out to you tonight, because I am trying to find an answer to a question that is hard to find on your own. I am off course a little bit aware of what type of writing I do, but trying to explain that in a…

MesAyah
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Greetings my fellow writers, musicians and readers

I am reaching out to you tonight, because I am trying to find an answer to a question that is hard to find on your own. I am off course a little bit aware of what type of writing I do, but trying to explain that in a short sentence or two is extremely hard, especially since I do have to consider the opinion of others in order to answer that, I know what I write, but what others sense is a different thing.

So my Question is simple: How would you best describe my poetry in two sentences, or even one?

Hoping for some clear answers here

 

Best

MesAyah

15 responses to “How would you describe me?”

  1. dreamiliscious Avatar
    dreamiliscious

    deep well mystic discourse with an edge

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  2. joleefinch183 Avatar
    joleefinch183

    Attention-grabbing and memorable.
    (And that’s saying a lot, by the way.) ^^
    Keep up the good work.

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  3. Olivia Patch, MPA candidate Avatar
    Olivia Patch, MPA candidate

    Amazing!

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  4. rolltidejen Avatar
    rolltidejen

    Unique. 🙂

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  5. worldruler007 Avatar
    worldruler007

    Welcoming and mysterious

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  6. chad waller Avatar
    chad waller

    You’re poems are what I expect from the category: Free Verse

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  7. su'eddie Avatar
    su’eddie

    Deep, beautiful and spontaneous…

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  8. emskrezec Avatar
    emskrezec

    Personal

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  9. Chess Avatar
    Chess

    Beautiful and evocative.

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  10. niaaeryn Avatar
    niaaeryn

    Insightful into the human condition in both the modern and universal sense. And my favorite is when there is hope in the poem or touching the beauty of Nature.

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  11. soulimpulse Avatar
    soulimpulse

    impressionistic. 🙂

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  12. fluffynbluffy's corner Avatar
    fluffynbluffy’s corner

    From pen to heart..

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  13. simon7banks Avatar
    simon7banks

    Engaged, searching, compassionate, sometimes startling. I think “discourse” is a good word because SOMETIMES it doesn’t seem quite as formed and illogically linked as poetry, even “free verse”, often is.

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  14. vsvevg Avatar
    vsvevg

    At present I would say. Dedicated and literal. It is an incredibly difficult task you have taken on. I admire your fortitude. I like your using your name.

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  15. kamib314 Avatar
    kamib314

    The thruth of big and difficult things described so easy that i think most people never could have imagined it. That you dont ned moore, its deep in the deep. Interesting to read something you understand instead of those poems trying to be advanced.

    Noticed that you use the word mirror a lot, and eyes.
    And i wish that some poems would be longer.

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