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Mastery of rhyme and rhythm here accompanies true creativity, unreels and reinforces pattern key describing white on black
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Echoes of
driven drifting sand
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My mind is wide awake, my body tired.
So many thoughts and questions flood my mind;
by Frodofan
15 lines, 3 comments,
2 days ago. In sonnet, rhyme, death, poetry, writing, writer, life, heaven, thoughts, form
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With Nature, one, are all things here: sky, sea and land in silence stand. Such timelessness. The seconds near, float fanlike, linked by me
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After the act
of making love
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I come to you in the evenings
of my heart and soul
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This is a visual poem that messes with form to express my ideas about language and connecting. The lines aren't quite the way I wanted them
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Deep from the soul, blood fills our pens.
The words on paper is our focusing lens.
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dickinson, poe, shakespeare, bukowski, cummings, thoreau, angelou, hughes.
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Words are falling / Rolling / Tumbling, off my tongue
Words are calling / Whispering / Speaking, from my soul
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Words bud and burgeon within bardic brain, and
forming phrases swiftly swell and shoot as
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He read a poem about his mother,
Moving me enough to walk over to him after the reading was over
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Chapter and verse in sonnet setting here have sought to recognize beyond all speech effects and causes, time-lines over-reach,
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Perhaps analogy we glean through pixels which excite, enrage right brain thinking as from cage impressions rise to set fresh scene,
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Ink spills across the paper / From the frenzy in my pen. / A silly-happy poem / Of the world of Other's ken.
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When it comes to you,
Take it in stride.
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Frenetic pounding of thoughts
Rushing through my head
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pen touches paper
and yet i find that i have
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should i end my haitus? should i come back to AP?
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A hunger not satisfied...
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I fight for every last word that I write down. I fight to gather fractured sentences and I fight constant writers block. I fight dying pens and crinkled paper and “H” keys that never want to work. I fight rules and busyness t
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Roman alphabetical lucrubations left brained hierarchical appear awkward concatenations long-winded, farsical compared to pillow word picto
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