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Books
· Perceptions

· ECHOSIS

· Prosetry at Work

· Said and Unsaid - Vol 1

· 3 WAY MIRROR


Short Stories
· Patience Waning

· Ladle Lines (A prosetry memory)

· A Gentle Man

· Pacing Love's Journey

· Gratitude

· A Sticky Conversation

· Blazing Now and Then

· Vulnerable Captivity

· The Kite That Would Not Bow

· Time


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· War and Peace

· Desperation Breeds Desperation

· Preference Manifest

· Innocent Guilt

· Barbed Isolation

· A Place...

· Sanity's Loss

· Organs Anonymous

· Fatuous Beyond Absurdity

· Truth is One


Poetry
· The Life-long Pernicious Evil

· Cherishing Sounds of Silence

· Understanding the Unexplainable

· Reality of Another Kind

· Finding Trust Again

· Aromalicious Memories

· A Jungle-rain Pastorale

· Sediment Within the Soul

· Life's Enormous Green Chest

· Roadkill Memoriam

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Musetime

by Odin odin@aflx.com — Read all 3,869 poems by Odin odin@aflx.com

Some hijinks are always welcome by my muse. As artists, we sometimes forget our partnership has feelings too... and an attitude. He/it/she is so capable of keeping me guessing who's talking/writing.

Friday, September 13, 2013


Poem Artwork
Musetime
by Odin Roark

You are stale
Frail
And pale

Go out
Find fresh sight
Listen for hidden sound
List all you smell beneath the bridge
That place where hopelessness abounds

Avoid disturbing their sleep
Beneath cardboard solace
They desperately attempt
Acceptance of self
While you
The writer
Have only to observe
And absorb

Think less
Be more

Ahhh

Absorption comes not easy you say
Why would you want to BE that which you absorb?

Well my friend
I know the question well
How many times have you popped that question?

Sorry
Who am I…

Yeah
You’ve not been the easiest

But

Hey

I’m still here

Unlike you
I can’t go anywhere
Lest you take me
Get it?

That’s why I’ll be here
When you return
I’ve got some letters to prepare
Polish up the caps
Dust off some lower cases

You’ll have some words to create
Together
Maybe something worthwhile will light up the night

Worth a try?

You’re disintegrating rapidly
You know

So…

I know
Not easy leaving behind your 20’s
And you’ve been dragging my sorry ass around for decades

But

Imagination has deadlines too

So

Remember

Reward doesn’t usually come from staring at stars

Comes from

Well…

Do we have to go over this again?

Bye

See ya

Take your time

I’m a bit beat

Could use a nap
   


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Reviewed on September 16, 2013
the trick is to get your muse to do all the talking....LOL

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton
Reviewed on September 14, 2013
It is important to have a chat with your Muse from time to time, even if we think it doesn't think it makes a lot of sense. Still, if we allow the conversation to soak in, we will discover there usually is a grain of brilliance to it. Enjoyed this.

Reviewed by Michael True
Reviewed on September 13, 2013
Sometimes hot cocoa helps... a leisurely ramble with no particular place to go. Many a night the words start flowing as soon as I turn out the light and I force my self back up with paper and pen always nearby. Like trying to catch butterflies. M.True

Reviewed by RWE SAYS BYE (Reader)
Reviewed on September 13, 2013
Nothing like unconventional conversational imaginings... Remember when you dialogue you can always come back stumped!

Roger


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