A Poem, From an Artist, of Listening
by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen — Read all 1,670 poems by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Tempo driven, ready-riven, ribbons wind
Around my soul. Colors wallow, no tomorrow,
Suddenly, I see anew… Sometimes pallets
Waver-wander, ‘yond the point of mind’s regress’,
Simple-shallow, no tomorrow, seems again
I might transgress. Feeling childish, feeling
Words, once again, I must transgress my
Feelings, once again, be up-thrust.
Weeping borrows, no tomorrows,
Must again shoulder girth, feeling moody,
O ‘contraire, moon’s gone crazy
Sort of birth! Beyond an old full moon..
Shadow-loving, always morrow, I, again
Extend my birth. I may transgress, formal
Raptured, but most of this, I won’t regret.
Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Copyright 10/2/12
Much said...Erin. Enjoyed very much.
Deborah
Liked your poem *Erin*
Lady Vivian