A poem about potential this post.
I have asserted many times that poems are all around us and that the job of the poet is to spot them. This poem is about how at times we are more susceptible to their allure than we are at other times.
We need to cherish those peak moments of awareness when they occur.
Needless to say I did not write any of the poems that presented themselves. I chose, instead, to write about the process.
I think I should end with a masterpiece.
Until next time.
I have asserted many times that poems are all around us and that the job of the poet is to spot them. This poem is about how at times we are more susceptible to their allure than we are at other times.
The Possibilities of Poetry
The
night creaked with potential,
even
the rotary washing line hinted at a masterpiece,
as
it sprouted from the weed flecked gravel,
each
green shoot a hymn to the tenacity of life
and
the sky’s subtle shift towards darkness
spoke
of relationships rebalanced,
distances
altered and subsequent enlightenments.
The
stars, when visible, whispered age old stories
in
languages almost within my comprehension,
for
my head lacked a trip switch and reality poured in.
Needless to say I did not write any of the poems that presented themselves. I chose, instead, to write about the process.
I think I should end with a masterpiece.
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