Fascinating and thought-provoking, Jude!!! Do you really know someone who can do this?? I find it tantalizing!! (and almost as interesting did I find the comments for your wonderful write!)
How wonderful to have such an enchanting muse that you can conjure (her?!) in multiples!! Sage's take on this totally blows my mind and has me nodding along for reasons I can't quite fathom... being in touch with the feminine side; the enduring and developping relational aspects and intimacy of both poet and muse; the tensions held between them and as within themselves, creating a soft sphere that has no edges, like a sense of completeness. The complementary aspects of the pairing. In Margarita, there was a street artist who created abstract symmetrical drawings using both hands simultaneously; it was both absorbing and disconcerting to watch him, as it DID seem like he must be occupied by two prevailing spirits at once. It seems we are not easy with the idea of showing and sharing more than one side of ourselves at a time, perhaps. You and your muse demonstrate total trust and detailed understanding here. All the barriers are down. Fascinating, TY K xx
Reviewed by Miss Pandora (Reader)
Reviewed on September 17, 2006
Your writing never fails to take the reader on an amazing journey that stretches the mind. Wonderful words. Panda :)
That is a wonderful and obviously well studied asset, Jude. One cannot help but have thoughts wander to what else she might be able to skillfully execute in this state of duality. I wonder if those who are said to be bi-polar might be better at this than others?
Take care,
Sherry
Haha, you're either an ambidexterous dyslexic, you were writing in front of a mirror. :P
Or your secret love is LOL, kewl Jude.The latter, men only can use one side of the brain, whereas the woman can use both, hmmmmm, clever imagery!!
Iam amazed about his ability,Yeah! great to be able towrite with two hands but his heart must be in halves for the magical polarity of muse?Nice one robert.
Bom Bholenath!
Rosh
Reviewed by Victor Buhagiar (Reader)
Reviewed on September 16, 2006
That person must have been someone special. Beautifully inspired. Victor
Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on September 16, 2006
Now that is something I must try! :-) I can write with both hands :-) Very creative idea. This would be amazing to witness. I'll have to try this for art work too :-) and I just know the perfect project for it too! Thanks for the inspiration.
Jude, aren't you writing about your own magical muse again? your description here comes close to my reaction to your "Myopic" and "the Image." but whatever the source of the inspiration, it's a delightful write. Dawn
So in tune with the muse female equivalent of Michelangelo, the Magical Polarity of Muse powers creation for the mind's eye pulling original pigment from the frescoes, analogous to two random works of Michelangelo, a scene of a woman, a scene of an infant, the woman's breast evokes the familial loving bond of mother and nursing child, perhaps his muses. The Magical Polarity of Muse is softened and feminized with yet again, your recent writings which employ voyeurism, which is on one of the pieces of the muse's paper, and exhibitionism on the other of the muse's paper...by comparing the Magical Polarity of Muse to Michelangelo's work, literally translates to state of mind, where Michelangelo's and Forese's work is not descriptive of a flash feeling, but an emotion, a deep expansive change in the relationship of their work, artist and poet creating well over 500 years apart. Michelangelo passed from 33 to 37 years old during his Sistine ordeal, undergoing personal transformation during his work where the designs became less constricted...there's a new level of structure in your work here, Jude...
Each person is but a grain of sand resting beside the sea. This thought sets the tone for Jill Eisnaugle’s latest poetry collection, Beside Still Waters.
Peace. Joyce
Are muses polar?
Ron
Peace,
Carolyn
Carole
Regis
Take care,
Sherry
There some writers more outstanding then others
And you are one, your poetry speaks for itself.
William
Peace
Or your secret love is LOL, kewl Jude.The latter, men only can use one side of the brain, whereas the woman can use both, hmmmmm, clever imagery!!
Some people are contortionists and double jointed..;)
Peter
Very creative!!
Love Tinka
Bom Bholenath!
Rosh
I didn't realize you saw me try this;-)
Hugs,
CJ
Sage
Susan
Susan
Fee
Sandie May Angel a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)
Xxx dove