In a tiny box they make my mind sit
No freedom to think for myself,
Like an abandoned toy, I lie on the shelf
With pen in hand, writing frozen, my muse
Belongs to another, one who says they will
Set me free. Follow the rules, things will
Be alright; just be patient you’ll see.
Perhaps this is so; perhaps it is not, my words
have always come from the heart. But you
Tell me I must have structure and discipline,
think with my head things to be said.
Do I want to be a writer or not? A question
That needn’t be asked. But I can’t write
With my head in the sand, or stay between
The confining lines.
I must be let out of this place, so dark and
Stale. I need to break the chains and just let go.
For what is a writer, whose muse has been stilled,
And the creative juices no longer flow.
On the mark!
Magnificent poem with golden closing lines.
Thank you for sharing this teasure.
In appreciation,
Dixie Dawn Michelle
And the creative juices no longer flow.
Indeed, Mary.
Love and best wishes,
Regis
Hugs,
Anna
In Spirit,
Bear
I must be let out of this place, so dark and
Stale. I need to break the chains and just let go.
For what is a writer, whose muse has been stilled,
And the creative juices no longer flow.
-gene.
EDWIN
Newfie Hugs, Rose
I couldn't agree more!
fee
This is marvellous take, love the motif of 'inside the box' and the need to be free of its confines. And you are a writer because you are in love with words and their endless possibilities.
John
Christine
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :)
With Love,
Cindy