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Free Bush Candelabra – Review: Adam Fenner

Imagine how my soul brimmed over at reading this analysis of how my little poem wiggled into someone’s happy place and prompted a repost. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

In turn, I was very touched by his last lines:  “Free Bush Candelabra” captures the tension between vitality and neglect, reminding us that resilience is not always recognized. The Aloe thrives without needing validation, standing firm in its isolation. This subtle message speaks to the broader idea of finding strength in solitude—surviving and continuing to exist even when the world fails to acknowledge or appreciate it. The Aloe is a symbol of quiet endurance, of persistence without the need for recognition. Through the simplicity of its structure, the poem conveys the power of quiet resilience, inviting us to consider the often-overlooked strength in the natural world and within ourselves.” ~ Adam Fenner 

Please read Adam’s full analysis below:

Selma Martin
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Aloe, 
you grand bush

Free Bush Candelabra – Review

Bless you all.

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  1. beth

    <3 it always feels good when what you create touches someone

    1. Selma Martin

      We all want to be read. Feels so good to read what the words made him feel. I’m so grateful. And to you too, Beth. Bless you my friend.

  2. Dora

    A wonderful review, Selma. Adam captures the meaning and marvel of your poem so well. And it is truly beautiful.

    1. Selma Martin

      He captured it so well for sure. It’s a wonderful gift to have such insightful eye. Thanks dearly Dora. This is my third time thanking you. Bless you. Xo

    1. Selma Martin

      Adam did a wonderful job. Fo’ sure! Hugs my friend.

  3. Ingrid

    How wonderful! Congratulations, Selma! 🌟

    1. Selma Martin

      He wrote a wonderful analysis. Such a pleasing experience at how he worded everything. Thanks, Lauren.

    2. rajkkhoja

      Congratulations, Selma! What a great!

        1. rajkkhoja

          Ha.haa.ha😀 welcome

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