The Abuses of Voices of Muses
by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen — Read all 1,670 poems by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Monday, December 15, 2003
Again and again,
over and over,
the muse voices shrill and plead,
crying to be heard, demanding, crazy,
undeniable...sane?
I laugh dementedly,
happily unhappy, loving the voices.
My voices, in my head, muses abuses,
resounding silently to all else;
they chose me to be free,
the one to see,
to own the key,
to drink muse tea,
and join the we
of the crazy people who hear
the abusive voices of muses.
Erin Moen
8/16/02
Carmen
Best regards,
Leland
Lucky you!
I'm listening hard, but at the moment appear to be tone deaf. ;)