Warp and Weave
by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen — Read all 1,670 poems by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Thursday, May 6, 2004
Weft of weave that we perceive is woven
too with warp’s deceits; threads of factions
that impedes true woven seams, hand-woven
needs break fragile fibers, weaving frictions
frazzled fabrics; snarls and knots mar chosen
strengths creating spots and splotchy blots and
weave must strive to string and darn, to loosen
rick-rack of confusion with weeping hand.
Weaving weft gets ever harder, finer
lengths of silken grace collapse the fated
span of woven cloth that is each Man; per
patterns that perpetuate. But, weighted
weave of fragile needs can overpower
warp. Indeed! The cloth is now the weaver.
Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
© Copyright 5/6/04
love&light,
**Mari**
I am doing my needlepoint or stitching here...
with golden thread may I add...as this is
a fine tapestry of poetry...floria
Takes me back to when I loved to work needlepoint, and cross stitch samplers. Good preparation for attention to detail.
Thomas Lanechanger