I
had four very different pictures, and each picture could give a different
meaning to the poem.
I
finally settled on the bride and groom, but I could have used the trolls, or
the picture of Glenn Close and Michael Douglass portraying their characters in
the movie “Fatal Attraction”, or the old-timey postcard.
All four pictures show couples, but the poem takes on a whole
different meaning because of the associations we have with each picture. It is
akin to the connotations of words.
Use the comments section to tell me which picture you think works best with the poem? Be sure to include your reasons for picking it.
Just kidding!
Or . . .
maybe not.
Go
up to a couple:
Say
to one of them,You know,
you could
do better.
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I don't think any of the pictures are needed--if you must, I'd say stick with the b & g.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment. I really appreciate feedback. I guess my thesis that the pictures change the meaning of the poem didn't convince you. For me, half the fun of doing these daily poems is finding just the right picture, so I'm going to keep doing the pictures even if they don't add anything. When I publishe the poems in my books; there are no pictures. It's good to know that they can stand on their own.
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