Shifting Light
by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen — Read all 1,670 poems by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Thursday, September 25, 2003
Shift the glare of sentient dishonor,
lance fast the brevity of rhythmic write,
fall into passion’s liquefied delight,
explode the myth of versified misnomer.
Shape true the tactfulness of worded pith,
reveal the gravity of language spent,
true sonnet flexes mind’s bedevilment,
avow, abide, prevail, in Master’s width!
Search not for innocence of fool aflame,
mind-blind with discomposure’s birthing rays,
old days are waned with shadowed final game.
Seek ever blaze intelligence portrays,
less fear illusions, lit by centered shame,
ignite the fright; torch ignorance away.
Erin Moen
9/25/03
Copyright 2003 ©
Adam
Ted is right....Your a fine, fine wordsmith....ty, Dani
~Jackie~
a nice piece of work. The time you spent writing this was worth it.
I am personally not into sonnets but as I expected I enjoyed your skill as a wordsmith as I always do. Keep going strong!
Marvin(though who am I to say -my cigarettes give me a good charge and kick)
Reindeer
love Tinka
"true sonnet flexes mind’s bedevilment"
How true...I love writing sonnets and have not done one in quite awhile...I have to be inspired or I cant write one..this was lovely...floria