The title poem from my newest book, "Anatomy of a Poet".
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Go in through the eyes of a poet
deep into her alphabet mind.
Ideas like flotsam and jetsam
dodge poetry fragments and lines.
Beware the dark shadows of memory,
knife-sharp and bloodied by time,
or gentle, orgasmic and sensual,
swirling eddies, some without rhyme.
Softly notice the spirit in hiding.
Tiptoe past the bruised heart mending there,
knitting poems, pearls strung on a necklace,
unfinished jewels everywhere.
Take note on your tour of this poet
the outside no different you see,
but inside, my God, a passion abyss,
the poet, the woman, the me.
{In the book, "Anatomy of a Poet", available at Amazon.com}
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Reviewed by Swonnati Aurora (Reader)
Reviewed on December 15, 2021
Beautiful poem!
>>>>>>Softly notice the spirit in hiding.
Tiptoe past the bruised heart mending there,
knitting poems, pearls strung on a necklace,
unfinished jewels everywhere.
Brilliant CJ absolutely Brilliant, I actually brought one of my own poems to mind called "Wander through my mind"I Don't know if you've read it but it's along the same lines as yours,
But I really did love this one, thank you for sharing it,
Steve
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>>>>>>Softly notice the spirit in hiding.
Tiptoe past the bruised heart mending there,
knitting poems, pearls strung on a necklace,
unfinished jewels everywhere.
Marvellous!
the poet, the woman, the me"
Very intense and concentrated words show the power of feminine nature and its poetic expression.
An effective tribute.
Greetings,
AXILEA
Bill
But I really did love this one, thank you for sharing it,
Steve
Peace&Grace,
Sharon
Why didn't I think of that .....LOL
a fantastic read
Love & Peace
William
the poet, the woman, the me.
Sounds like a self portrait
loveya
Rusty
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.