WORDS
WORDS
the poet’s crafty tools
silken soft, light as air
harsh and cruel
sharp as a sword
tinkling tickling piano keys
chalk on blackboard
from a dream to a scream
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©DGA 02.04.2011 14:00
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I am a middle-aged South African woman, living in Johannesburg. I began writing poetry towards the end of May 2010. I love animals – sometimes more than people!15 Responses to “WORDS”
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5 Stars for this, adee!
Wow, thank you Cindy! Enjoy your day, my friend…
so true, and you needed so few words to express it all. Great post
Thanks, Sidey, so glad you liked it!
Hi Adeeyoyo, a really stunning encapsulation of what words do…thank you.
Thanks for the visit and compliment, Kate. 8)
words are grenades just waiting to go off….just dont hold on to them or you may lose a finger….
You’re so right, Brian!
Enjoyed this, Denise. Especially:
tinkling tickling piano keys
chalk on blackboard
Thanks, Nancy. 8)
This deserves two more stanzas, at least
That’s just as far as it came, Carl. Maybe one day…
Yeah, I understand.Have a lot of half done sketches. If a reader wants to read more of the thought/poem you know you are doing something right in my opinion.
Brilliant, Adeeyoyo
I’m so glad you liked it, Bb! 8)