Inspiration

I can hear it like
a gental swerve
of cold wind
sweeping along the side of the house
I like the shadows
cast on the books leaning
by the nightstand.
There isn't a voice
from the authors;
just a scratching sound
of interests uninitiated-
Mine.
And to me, the novel stays closed
in my hands. Bookmarks lost
in the binding of life
not imitating art.
On a single piece of paper
the world can lie flat,
and from one corner to the other
someone could be listening,
and someone
could be storytelling,
Its all in invisible ink
written in the womb.
Literature is never reborn
but is consantly reinventing itself
in audiable sounds-
like the scratching
and medaling clamor
of a qiuet evening
pushing against
the side of a house.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Posted: Jun 2010
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Just a poem

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Comments (7)

agoodguy2have
no...this is definitely NOT just a poem...it's a wonderful poem full of imagery and imagination, without a doubt your finest imho. great phrases like "Bookmarks lost
in the binding of life", the image of the word/mind as a sheet, ideas "pushing against
the side of a house."...wonderful. ;-)
Redex
JUST a wonderful poem from start to end. constantly reinventing itself all just greathandshake
jazzy75
ChristopherAllen - I became lost in the essence of your poem...beautiful writing!
caroljoyce
Amazingly skillful, masterful write, evocative, deep, amazing imagery. The last sentence reminds me of TS Elliott The Wasteland and you cannot get a better compliment from me than that.thanks
NeverEndingStory
Wow! Simply fantastic. On a single piece of paper the world can lie flat and from one corner to the other someone could be listening. Just brilliant, loved it applause wave
ChristopherAllen
Thank you
misscherylxo
very pretty
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