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Ultimate Sensation




My mind, perished plate,
waits patiently for my
wild winds of ingenuity,
which will not waft -
until tomorrow-

pregnant solitude of wait...

exciting music
swelling in my heart,
blessed to be born with
ecstasies of explosive expression.

Author notes

persistence...keep trying and trying and trying...it will come..

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  • individuality gold member
    September 2, 2007

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    ah yeah, if something is not coming right away, take five and have a cuppa lol inspiration shall arrive, though i am thinking a baby being born here


    • R S Adams Jr silver member
      September 2, 2007
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      thank you

      No baby...sorry...the birth to which I refer is the birth of the poetry within me, waiting to be born; but I must wait to reach a final climax of emotion in my words.

  • R S Adams Jr silver member
    August 17, 2007
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    second-born

    Thank you for the Gold. I feel truly happy that you have enjoyed my poem and I appreciate all the work you have done in this competition.


  • second-born
    August 16, 2007

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    This is what I feel when I’m just staring at a blank paper or scribbling any words at my notebook…and yes indeed even if I did not write anything with sense or any words at all…I have this ultimate sensation that later on…on this “pregnant solitude of wait...” I would have my “ecstasies of explosive expression…” I truly enjoyed your poem…


    • R S Adams Jr silver member
      August 16, 2007
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      second-born

      Thank you for the compliment. I know the feeling...frustration plus.


  • maggiejamespoet silver member
    August 7, 2007
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    Wow! Such alliteration in the first stanza! Outstanding poem and good luck in the contest!

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