What mind is this that magic touched
for which my heart thrills oh so much
it speaks in words that reach the sky
bringing tears of joy to mist my eyes
such brilliance do his thoughts convey
they fill my heart both night and day
Can a bard move one to blissful heights
to fill their lives with sensory delights
I would say yes a thousand times
if he has a heart and soul that rhymes
for it takes more than just the mind
it takes mystical madness to spellbind
Oh what a joy to know such a versifier
who is always sure to set hearts afire
His words grow like wildflowers astray
until his expertise puts them in play
like the brush strokes of a Michelangelo
knowing exactly where they should go
His is the mind that magic touched
For which my heart thrills oh so much~
Eileen, you dare to imagine and have created a rendering to inspire and sate your lot, poets -- hope the eye surgery is painless and corrects your problem my dear friend -- peace and love be with you --Jon Michael
Excellent write, Eileen; well done! Have been praying for you; hope all went well .... miss you and all the Den-izens; our computer crashed one week ago; have to get a new one (mother died -- as in motherboard ...). :(
(((HUGS))) adn much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :)
"...it takes mystical madness to spellbind..." and when your eyes are well and done...hope that seeing more clearly what is going around don't make you sad. But, always you will have the Ed's family to rock your day! (LOL)
Beautiful poetry that is lubricated by the wine of fine lines, Eileen. Both root and your own lush branches of poetry compliment each other perfectly and of the net result we all benefit - Vintage, thank you! :)) Have been thinking of and praying for your surgery today. I hope it will be successful and will contribute to the sense of a return to well-being that we once again, thankfully, witness in the upbeat exuberance of your work. Be well and greatly inspired! :)) xx
ET,
I dream of such a poet to warm my heart and my bed!!!
I am going to send you healing energy tonight and tomorrow..Just be open for it and receive all it's warmth. I wish you well sweet lady,
you are going to do fine and will be back as quick as that bard can write a sonnet!!!!!
Robin Ouzman Hislop's poetry is certainly in dialogue with some of the key architects of the 'poetics of indeterminacy' – both the Modernist strands represented by the likes of Beckett and Stein, and the postmodernist strands represented, initially,
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Sheila
hoe the surgery went well ...
(((HUGS))) adn much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :)
Pray for us ... pray we get back online soon!
Georg
John
Warmest wishes for tomorrow. Have no fear eye know you'll soon be back on ear.
Tomorrow you will have a perfect double.
Patrick
Good luck with the surgery. --Charlie
I dream of such a poet to warm my heart and my bed!!!
I am going to send you healing energy tonight and tomorrow..Just be open for it and receive all it's warmth. I wish you well sweet lady,
you are going to do fine and will be back as quick as that bard can write a sonnet!!!!!
Much peace, love, and angel light,
Amber "V"
Hugs! Jasmin Horst
Hugs,
Georgexx
Good luck with your eye surgery. Hope we will see each other soon.
((((( Love and hugs )))))
Sandie Angel :o)