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I was reading a poem today that a lady wrote, after reading, this one came to my mind so I thought I would jot it down to share. So often dreams seem ... I was inspired to write this after listening to a friend express his love for his wife. Then I wondered how it would have been remembering the first ... Reflection often resorts to the personification of certain emotions, allowing paradox to appear, even permanently changing the assumed permanence into... It wasn't long ago we witnessed the familiar “we have ignition” as our last American solo mission into space took place. Some might argue that “igniti... A bit of personifying word-play, prosetry . Sometimes, one has to give voice to a bit of the much that is passed over or forgotten. (Image by pinter... What an unpleasant title that as a human race humanity can be divided by bigotry. That any religion will destroy another in the Name of their Holocaus... Sometiems things are not what they seem <EM>To my brother and sister writers:
This is my first conscience attempt at writing a tanka, one of the oldest forms of Japanese poetry. Instea... Most things in life have an element of illusion, and there are different levels of credibility.. In the political world, using the “lie” as normal, is accepted, but philosophically is it ever justified? (Image by Odin AI) We live in the age of the heavily tattooed ;
footballers covered head to toe in spirals like stone age warriors, and that''s just the ladies!!!!
Images and memories hold time still Some of us have grown up with cameras, others have saved images in their mind. Some of us have been fortunate to experience both. (Image by Sarolta ... Some of us have grown up with cameras, others have saved images in their mind. Some of us have been fortunate to experience both. Some of us have pro... Another contemplation of the phrase coined in Echosis: “We are all creative.”
Sadly, too few answer the call, take the plunge to exercise their true i... Transporting oneself to an imaginary place works wonders for a rainy day. A prosetry exploration on being alone in a big city
where creating unique company, especially late night, early morning,
is often the only means for... The joy of thinking and the rewards of such activity are surprisingly avoided by some. There are those who decry the process as too much “work.” Perha... No matter who we might be, how well or bad we might feel, one’s imagination is always the most devoted listener. (Image by Archwall) For many, imagination is the single most important value desperately kept protected. Sadly, forces, e.g., power mongers, media, and duplicitous acqua... In a world that seems to take so much, and often gives little back. there is one thing we all possess and never abandon, willingly. How restorative o... Most of us avoid admitting to something we don’t necessarily comprehend. Yet, for the creative, the expression of who, what, or why is always attempt... Even back when the re-writing process of Echosis seemed exhausting at times, I was often reminded of the book's premise, and I continued, along with m... As poets, we are subject to the challenge of purpose, of hiding behind a lexicon of lyricism and romance, avoiding the realities many choose to meet i... Recently, as I proofed and edited a mysterious story, I was struck with remembrances of the stairway climb toward the end of “Psycho” when Martin Bal... Many today argue that we hide beneath an imagined world of make-believe as a survival mechanism. (Image from Exterminating Angel by Luis Buñuel) This poem is based on what the world would be like without these worldly problems. Given today’s state of the world, one wonders if the answers will ever be realized before we annihilate ourselves. (Image by Picasso) Many today argue that we hide beneath an imagined world of make-believe as a survival mechanism. Given today’s state of the world, one wonders if the... To look around seems to reveal an ever-present malaise—a neglecting to seek beyond the obvious. (Image by Dali) For some of us, there is more time than others to explore the possibilities after death. For others, there’s but the moment rapidly approaching made ... To echo one's resonance leaves little room to fool yourself. To reflect is to see. However, vanity peers only at what they want to see. |
