Someday Dream

Someday Dream: "Vitasta succeeds in holding on to the thread of her great concerns running through individual poems, and as motifs in many of the other poems-her quarrel with the established and cliched forms and structures, diction and phrasing, the ordinariness of everything that is accomplished around us and many more. Her sights are set beyond the stars...she is the inveterate Sagittarian 'stargazer,' a fusion-word she uses in many of her poems.. Alliteration, assonace, end-rhymes-the external music of words, the impatient rush of verse along with the chariot race of words...A wordy rain in which flashes of lightning and thunder of poetic profusion abound. Fantastic figures and characters inhabit these poems. Are they born of dreams, nightmares, visions, hallucinations? But they do make fascinating read. Sometimes, Coleridgean, sometimes Blakean, sometimes Whitmanish...(it is not an attempt at comparison, just description...) , Vitasta's poetry flows tumultuously like the waters of the other Vistasta."-A J Thomas