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Never Love” Ice cold & lonely soul Companionship Rare in my world Would love to find one as such But the cold & dark Do just as much A promise kept A frozen sun Never love No never love Would love to know one as much As a cold dark night Has often touched My heart & soul All my being But all I ask is Never love Ice cold & lonely soul Hard to keep Love in my world Crystal roses, magic touch Cold & dark See-through love A promise kept A frozen sun Never love No never love A rarity, one as such To give my life For one to touch My ice could soul Be all my being But all I ask is Never love No never love This is poem has written by Jay Sheally. Please wrote 20 questions about the poem to the interview with Jay.
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Sure, here are 20 questions for an interview with Jay Sheally about his poem "Never Love": 1. What inspired you to write "Never Love"? 2. How would you describe the overall message or theme of the poem? 3. Can you walk us through your creative process for writing this poem? 4. What inspired you to use imagery of ice and coldness in the poem? 5. How does the poem connect to your own personal experiences or emotions? 6. What inspired you to write about the rarity of companionship and love in the poem? 7. How do you see the poem reflecting the state of the world or society today? 8. How would you describe the tone of the poem, and what effect do you hope it has on the reader? 9. Can you tell us about any specific literary techniques or devices you used in the poem? 10. Is this poem part of a larger collection or project, and if so, what can readers expect from it? 11. What does the line "A promise kept, a frozen sun" mean to you, and how does it connect to the rest of the poem? 12. Can you talk about the role of magic or fantasy in the poem? 13. How does this poem compare or contrast with other poems you've written? 14. How do you think the poem would be different if it were set to music or paired with visual art? 15. Have you received any feedback or reactions to the poem so far, and if so, what have they been? 16. How do you hope the poem makes readers think or feel about love and companionship? 17. How does the poem speak to the idea of vulnerability? 18. What advice would you give to someone who wants to start writing poetry? 19. What's next for you as a writer, and what projects are you currently working on? 20. Finally, how has writing poetry impacted or influenced your life?