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Caroline Mellor's avatar

Tenderly, honestly and delicately expressed.

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The Intuitive Pen's avatar

Tender and true

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G. K. Allum's avatar

Thank you

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Peter Whisenant's avatar

This has a fine cinematic quality, like a still from a movie. What is a wevet? It has me thinking of the cartoon character--Yosemite Sam?--calling Bugs Bunny a "wascally wabbit."

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G. K. Allum's avatar

Wevet is a word from Dorset, England that means the fine spider webs.

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Peter Whisenant's avatar

Gotcha. Thnx.

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Lee Arnold's avatar

Gorgeous. Under one roof, multiple realities.

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genie’s writing room 🥀's avatar

as everyone else has said, "tender" describes this piece. i love the last verse the most.

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Hoaru Studio by Mattia P.'s avatar

I like the exposure. The unsettle, the poignant punch that you land to the pice pulling in the other direction incorporating common sentences. I learnt spun light that I actually like very much. Wevet I though you ment to make a sort of tautology with white indicating off white (but I just read your reply about spider web).I feel you way I though about one meaning instead of the other. you write wevet-white using an em dash. Thinking to refer to a spider web I would not probably use it (a white spider web) that’s all. It’s also true that I’m not mother tongue and in Italian we don’t use em dashes and I feel always uneasy to use them.

You trust the reader is able to meet you where you led. Nice

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