So my reaction to this is that it's very full of imagery, and I have the feeling that the speaker is comparing BlackBerry making to making words. So especially the line where the speaker says that the ripest berries falls unbidden or without command to their tongue, just like words do. And so I do have the feeling that the speaker is comparing words to the fruits. So I'm going to drop it right here. I wasn't able to do a formal analysis
Todd Heimbecker
@noarms · 0:08
Hello. Thanks for that great poem. Hope to hear many more. Take care. Have a great weekend again. Thanks for the great poem. Bye now. Bye
Erica Jean
@HeyItsErica · 0:07
Hey, thanks for listening. I truly appreciate your responses to my swells. You take care
Erica Jean
@HeyItsErica · 0:35
Hey, fade. Yes. Thank you for listening to it. I thought it was a very, very intriguing poem. And I know that if I were to look deeper, there's some hidden messages in there, and so I might just do a poetic analysis of it, either on my podcast, on pod bean, or on my blog. I haven't even decided yet, but it looks like something that needs further exploration. Thank you so much for listening