Imagry

I determine to break lines in a poem when I feel like the beat is too long. Poetry has to have
rhythm to flow for the tone and the reader. Without the beats, there is no style or soul to the poem.
It could also run too long if the poet does not break the poem into beats, which is problematic.

Ezra Pound describes imagery in poetry as a different illusion, or concept of art. When he says image is the poets pigment, it shows how a writer cannot write without a vision.  Pound’s alos states that the image is not an idea, which means that no one just picks an object then says they’re going to write about it. The image will come from the mind of the poet. Pound's theory on how poetry is radiant code or cluster vertex of in which or through which or by which the ideas are constantly Rushing shows how peory is another form of contemporary art. Poetry, especially imagery in poetry, is a form of artwork that not only connects the reader visually, but also spiritually. Poets are talking to the souls of the reader by giving them a vision of a concept illusion.

Seed

Roaring rain,

Pours down from the clouds,

Intertwines with soil,

Conceives the faith of the earth.

The growing green leaf glows out,

Of the brown slik dirt,

Dies,

Rebirths to orange,

Then yanked away,

From mothers arms.

Rabbit

Racing running rabbit,

Yanks the orange sharp sperd child,

from it’s mother’s walls,

To feed her hungry children.  

As she hops through,

The stormy wet desert,

The bloody red beast chases her,

Under the hollow stars.

The sun rises,

Past the moon,

The children waited for dinner,

Til noon.

Fox

Skinny little fire fox,

You stand there with flames,

in your eyes,

And under your feet.

You hide under rocks,

Away from the pride,

That tells you to run south,

Or to other side.  

Breif Case

Dimmed secrets,

are held between,

A golden rusted lock,

inside a brown suede leather skinned briefcase.