"The poem
'Standing Stones' signifies a playful short story written with an inspiration
for a lady captured in a magnificent nature and surroundings. It is written in
a simple yet catchy style filled with metaphors. Descriptive enough to cover
the nature of the thoughts and actions as well as the location in which they
happen , it is a short romance story aimed on how love can play with our minds
sometime towards a person in a perfect scenery.
The mood of expression as well as the style in which this romantic poem is written is close to the traditional British poetry scene that introduced us to the traditional emphasis of imagination and experience - yet it is modernized with rich vocabulary presenting the scenery impeccably well, so the reader feels the emotions and the idea behind in a positive and easy mood.
The desire
for the lady which is the main object of this romantic poem is the emotion that
keeps the reader lustful - describing her in a lively mood while contemplating
with the writer's feelings towards the image of the lady.
The writer's preoccupation with the object of the story - the beautiful and mystical lady focuses on an indefatigable search for the increasing desire, whilst with a focus on the literary form perfectly resembles the female beauty in 3 short verses.
Vintage
enough to represent the emotions with the scenery whilst personal and engaging
in describing the emotions and thoughts in the writer's head, the motions are
well structured within the verses creating a continuous structure of the story
- describing a thought-provoked time lapse from the beginning to the end.
With optimism in the very end and lustful feelings, the story wraps up with hope for the future of the two people engaged in a platonic yet real love. This short poem resembles how romance doesn't need much to be expressed within its three verses - filled with rich emotions and thoughts inspired by a woman's beauty".
Thank you Stefan for this review. If any other readers would like to submit their reviews (good or bad), comments, their work or any literary reflections, please e-mail them to me at aron.woolnough@gmail.com or leave a comment below.
Aron
