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Words
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Words

 

Want to write

but words are not coming.

Sense the urge to say something

yet feel no longing

for that which I may not have

nor sense an urge to praise that which I do have.

As I’m now what

most reading this

would consider as old.

Possibly my age,

possibly my age may vanish the thoughts

of words from my mind

or the sensations that,

when younger

would please or plague my heart

as I now have the love I desire

as I know I am loved by her

as she knows she is loved by me

as sex is no longer an issue

as fear of a lack of finances

are no longer uppermost

within the thoughts

that in past nights would cause me to lie awake.

Health, other than what comes with advancing age,

at least for now,

not an issue.

Love where I live,

desirous of being in no other place.

So what is on my mind,

what so bothers me at this time?

What?

Want to write

but words…

the words are not coming.

 

 

 

©December 18, 2011 / Mark M Lichterman

 

 

 


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 Reviews of "Words"
Reviewed by Patrick Granfors
Reviewed on December 19, 2011
Hah! What's bothering? Yer bored mister. Yeah you've got the creature comforts and companionship, all mighty fine and the envy of most. You need some excitement. I suggest an afternoon of skydiving. Assuming you survive, I'm reasonably certain the words will flow faster than your underwear can say uncle. Dr. Patrick

Reviewed by Laura Fall
Reviewed on December 19, 2011
Your magnificent words will flow again my friend as we all face this and you truly are an amazing writer, so words will come to you indeed Laura

Reviewed by Annabel Sheila
Reviewed on December 19, 2011
Have no fear, my gifted friend, words will begin to flow again as sure as the sun will continue to rise and set! Sometimes it's difficult to find inspiration, even though its right there beside you....

Your friend,
Anna

Reviewed by Joy Hale
Reviewed on December 18, 2011
The words will come, Mark. Give it time and keep the faith. Sending Blessings to you and your lady friend. When one is in love and finances are secure, all should be rosy. All will be soon be well.

Joy L. Hale

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton
Reviewed on December 18, 2011
It could be the ghost of summers past. The last roller coaster ride. Perhaps it is just the writer in you messing with your head. And it worked, you wrote.


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