A Poet may express her/his natural emotions, the wonders of Creator, or serve as an interpreter for what is possible to exist, could have existed or exists around her/his perception. When a Poet delivers a poem, he has given his art, not his soul to the public. To assume that contents of a poem are the Poet’s own is definitely no guess of a heedful observer.

"NonEntity" delivers a striking star to stimulate thoughts.

I have learned from an outstanding poetical grand.


Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU

What you have here, dear Erin, is a great argument for making sure we truly want what we think we wish for... often have I wished to be invisible, able to transverse the globe, experiencing and partaking in all that is far from my back door.. at the end of this, you collapsed me entirely with your realization that to truly experience it all, we need to connect, to interact.. only "entities", living and breathing, smiling and weeping can absorb life... and from that, find worth in all we have. A glorious commentary, I'd say. Your syncopated mind clock ticks to a different timepiece, making you altogether a fascinating poet, indeed. I love this poem. I love you! (smile) katy xox.

Beautiful Erin....Superb write

Haunting Erin!!

Love Tinka

Erin;

If my interpretation of your work here is correct, as a writer (and you are a writer) you are already a non-entity. And please don't take that in a pejorative sense. As a writer you observe, record, report and do it all objectively by staying outside the story, poem, review or whatever.

If my interpretation is not correct and you are to be taken literally, please see my work Immortally Anon. It is, in a way, a restatement of what you have written here.

Dan S.

Wow..so haunting, so very well expressed, this was outstanding,

Reindeer

Your wish is my command. A non entity you will be the rest of eternity. Getting lonely yet? Poor baby! Bill