I really tried not to write tonight
but the wind is much too brisk
and the sun is juxtaposed
by some really awesome
clouds superimposed
over a surreal red-blue
light embodied sky
I really tried not to write
but my words insisted
I really tried to avoid
hitting pen to paper
but the ink of my muse
roars through the blood in my veins
through the magnifying glass of my spirit
where everything is clear and defined
and every image is sharp and intense
I could see my footprints in my breath
I tried my best not to write tonight
but the rhythm of the waves
and the vision inside my muse
spoke in pure metaphor and spontaneous meter
demanding my attention
to capture its voice
so I can speak to those who harbor imagination
and share the dreams born through our association
Jude you took your pen and pro-posed to the paper awaiting stimulation and inspiration to relate to an awaiting set of curious eyes. I am glad you made the decision.
Jon Michael
Hey Jude, I am really glad that you decided to write that night, this is an amazing poem and speaks to all writers...My problem, my muse is M I A !!!
Can you tell your muse to talk to my muse??
~Jude~
Unique to capture its voice clear and defined and every
image sharp and intense. I could see my footprints
in my breath. That's how it is to ink!a
Mary Angela Nangini's poems celebrate the richness of life and love. From the city to cottage-country and the roads in between, Nangini explores the changing seasons of her varied region. (This book will soon be reprinted in hard cover.)
Jon Michael
Diana...
Can you tell your muse to talk to my muse??
Much peace, light and love,
Amber
Chris
Unique to capture its voice clear and defined and every
image sharp and intense. I could see my footprints
in my breath. That's how it is to ink!a
Lady Mary Ann
hug
Kathy
Love ya!
Jane
Nicely expressed.