Room of Life (Michael Curry's Room Challenge)
by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen — Read all 1,670 poems by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Sunday, November 16, 2003
Askance, and premise enhanced,
I eye my living area, separated by computer’s desk,
a collage of scattered moments of rhyme,
memories, placed lovingly, bemuse my mind.
I stroll and stroke my everythings,
dust lies thick upon my cluttered shelves
mirroring my years, reflections
of collecting time and holding natures
complexity in the fertile basis
of my mind. A room of life, held in time,
exhibits fragmented sense of dying,
beloved, bestowed; not buried deep,
small wonders marveled and shown to be
integrally cohesed into awareness
that binds me to my place of existence.
A snakeskin shed, a question mark stick,
lots of rocks, each totally split by infinity.
Trinkets and treasures of little seen worth
but imbued with soul, at peace with my cognizance;
my husband and I once found the halves
of the very same rock, two weeks apart,
now how fragile is that. It’s true ,
beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Erin Moen
11/16/03
Copyright 2003 ©
I had hoped to post a collage of my collaged rooms, but am having trouble figuring out my Image Mixer for my digital camera. Dratted thing! I'll keep trying, given time.
Carmen
Digital cameras? I've just instaled XP Pro. Mine don't work no more.
Robin
Blessings,
Libby
"Trinkets and treasures of little seen worth
but imbued with soul..."
Wonderful! If you need any help with your collage, I have a Photoshop program that can do it. Email them to me at currym.chelanschools.org if you want.
~Chrissie
*Marlene*
your room! Met the challenge
very well! Thanks for my reviews!
Your pal,
Kevin
thanks,
d.