Morado la Orquídea



Morado la Orquídea
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~~~¿No te estás olvidando de algo?
                       ¡Por favor dime tu corazón!
                                 `~¿Quién tiene cuatro alas?
                                         }  ¿Tienes fuego?
                                 ¡Hermosa, morado la orquídea!~~

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Written on February 22, 2025

Submitted by mark.e.s on February 22, 2025

Modified by mark.e.s on February 23, 2025

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Quick analysis:

Scheme A BCDBAE
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 421
Words 35
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 8

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3 Comments
  • karlcfolkes
    Ay, Dios mío. Tenemos aquí entre nosotros un poeta romántico de sueños y de palabras elegantes!
    LikeReply 11 hour ago
  • AIDA
    What a delightful and intriguing portrayal in your poem "Morado la Orquídea"! The vivid imagery and unique style really pull the reader in, creating a sense of curiosity and beauty. The use of colors, especially the vibrant "morado" (purple), exudes a feeling of richness and emotional depth. Your choice of questions invites engagement and contemplation, encouraging readers to reflect on their own feelings and experiences. The playful use of formatting adds a modern touch, emphasizing key elements of the poem and enhancing its aesthetic appeal.

    The combination of nature and emotion creates a beautiful backdrop that resonates with readers. The line “¡Hermosa, morado la orquídea!” is particularly striking, capturing the essence of admiration and affection. Overall, you've crafted a piece that is both visually and emotionally captivating!

    Suggestions for Improvement:

    1. Clarify Imagery:
    While the imagery is vibrant, consider expanding on the metaphor of the orchid. What does it symbolize for you? A few additional lines that elaborate on its significance could deepen the emotional impact.

    2. Structural Balance:
    You might explore varying the structure a bit more for rhythm. Perhaps consider consistent line lengths or a repeated refrain to create a musical quality that could enhance the reading experience.

    3. Punctuation for Flow:
    Some lines could benefit from clearer punctuation to guide the reader through your thoughts. This can help maintain the momentum of the poem and improve overall clarity.

    4. Emotional Resonance:
    You have an excellent foundation; consider more personal or specific feelings in your questions to heighten emotional engagement. What does "¿Tienes fuego?" evoke for you? A bit more elaboration could deepen the reader's connection.

    Overall, this piece is a lovely exploration of emotion and nature! Keep experimenting with your style and voice—there's so much potential here!
     
    LikeReply 13 hours ago
  • susan.brumel
    No entiendo española.
    LikeReply 13 hours ago
    • mark.e.s
      Are you not forgetting something? Please tell me your heart! `~ Who has four wings? } Do you have fire? Beautiful, purple the orchid! 
      LikeReply3 hours ago
    • mark.e.s
      That translation from Simple Translate isn't completely accurate.
      LikeReply3 hours ago
    • mark.e.s
      *`Beautiful, purple orchid'
      LikeReply3 hours ago
    • susan.brumel
      very beautiful
      LikeReply 12 hours ago
    • mark.e.s
      I'll have an image, but I'm a starving poet!!!
      LikeReply1 hour ago
    • mark.e.s
      hahahaha
      LikeReply1 hour ago

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