Wonderful!
I really enjoyed your poem in PorchCat's "Transmissions" and used it for this video about 100 Thousand Poets For Change!
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I hope you can join us.
I'd be glad if you contacted me!
Warm greetings from Greece!

Flow: I really like the flow of this because it's like one long sentence. Everything flows together very smoothly and it rolls off the tongue quite nicely when spoken out loud.

-Technical Aspects: There are no spelling errors that I'm aware of. The only thing I would say is that I would've capitalized the first word. But that's only because I like to capitalize whenever I can.

Stanzas: It was only one stanza but that's all this piece needed. I'm glad you didn't draw it out into a long description of what could have been said very shortly.

Descriptions/images: I like the imagery you created with your words. For example:

"an intricate tidal chart"

Automatically, I think "complex", "map" and "water".

Word choice: The word choice compliments this piece nicely because these are not commonly used words and of a higher vocabulary. The complexity of them meshes together very nicely

and it really emphasizes your point if you understand it.

Enjoyment: I really enjoyed reading this because I haven't read a poem like this in a while. It's simple yet complicated.

Poetic Devices: I think not rhyming was the way to go with a piece like this. Rhyming would have made it cliche and of lesser quality.

Subject: Basically what I got is that you are talking about the beauty of waves in the ocean and how they work in a complex yet organized way. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Other: Overall, very good job. I really liked reading this and it was extremely well-written.