Perhaps I Shall Write

By Meadowhawk

Perhaps I shall write
shake loose the faint
and foggy images
from cob-webbed corners
of my mind
Take pen in hand
and softly stain
these white virgin sheets
with the gentle kiss
of cool dark ink

I will lead the gliding stylus
through a slow sleepy dance
of misty dreams
drifting loops
and prancing swirls
until they pirouette
into gentle whispering figures
that breathe
with a life of their own

And resting thoughts
will spring forth
A vibrant desert bloom
that sings with life
from the silent lines
of this faceless
empty landscape
so the flowers of emotion
may be reborn
into this sad
and callous world

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Copyright 2017 Meadowhawk
Published on Thursday, November 9, 2017.     Filed under: "Reflective" and "Poetry"
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  • Just Dave On Saturday, December 2, 2017, Just Dave (448)By person wrote:

    Very eloquent. I love eloquent writing. It's a talent I don't myself have. great write. JD

  • dwells On Thursday, November 9, 2017, dwells (4177)By person wrote:

    Make it so Meadowhawk; wishing cursive was still being taught in school. I still prefer a gel pen to a ball point. We write for many reasons, but mostly for the shared fellowship of creative souls. Cheers my friend! - Dan

  • Meadowhawk On Thursday, November 9, 2017, Meadowhawk (160)By person wrote:

    Thank you kindly, Folks!

  • worm On Thursday, November 9, 2017, worm (1149)By person wrote:

    This made me want to throw out my keyboard and buy one of those pens that leak ink and write a masterful epic poem of love and tranquility! at it's heart, this is true poetry! Kudos! ~worm~

  • A former member wrote: lovely poem! i enjoyed the flow and choice of words. my favourite line was " and resting thoughts will spring forth a vibrant desert that sings life" great job mate

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