Sometimes
my brain sticks
every word with its
fly paper cells,
poems
readymade
where they fall,
but some days
there’s
just glue
between
my ears.
My words
have landed
in the middle of
your thoughts —
our texts are
transplants —
hearts
beating for
another’s
cause.
Poems
are
rabbits
pulled
out of
our
thinking
caps,
cards
drawn
from
our
sleeves,
doves
escaping
their
cage,
magic
on the
page.
My words
flew south
with the
geese,
leaving
my heart
aflutter,
wing
beats
echoing
between
my ears,
feathers
tickling my
tongue.
A creative
spirit never
ceases to
search for
inspiration,
it’s a lifelong
journey with
peaks &
valleys,
the view
elegant
on high
or down
low.
Garbage trucks
grumble their
engines down
our street,
excavating
trash cans like
Oscar the Grouch,
my lids lifted
from sleep.
A growing
season
to prepare
for Winter,
the trees
have stored
sunlight
for longer
nights,
we…
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great poem!
Thank you kindly, my friend! I’m glad you enjoyed it 🙂 Have a wonderful week ahead!
Cheers,
Tyler 🙂
Wow! Thank you so much for sharing your heart and mind ; yourself, with us in your wonderful, beautiful poem. I loved it.
You are most welcome, my friend! It’s my pleasure 🙂 Thank you for your kind words…I appreciate your readership & support! Have a wonderful Sunday 🙂
Cheers,
Tyler
Very beautiful indeed.
Thank you kindly, my friend! I’m glad you enjoyed my collection of micropoems 🙂 Have a lovely Sunday & all the best in the week ahead!
Cheers,
Tyler 🙂
Love this one. You have a special gift with words and feelings.
Thank you kindly, my friend! I’m glad you enjoyed my collection of micropoems 🙂 Have a wonderful week, Sherry!
Cheers,
Tyler 🙂
Oh, Tyler. Yes.
Thank you kindly, my friend! I’m glad you enjoyed my collection of micropoems 🙂 Keep inspiring the world with your beautiful blog and have a fantastic week!
Cheers,
Tyler 🙂
Thanks, Tyler!
I really love your form — a slender column of language, which forced me to slow down and drink in the words.
“but some days / there’s / just glue / between / my ears.” oh indeed yes. so eloquently (and stickily) put. Wonderful poem, especially for me the pulling rabbit and drawing cards – magic or sleight of hand? or both at the same time? does the poet even know?
Thank you kindly, my friend! The fickle muse / withholding words when we yearn for them to flow / yet the silence reminds us / we are the blank slate scribed on and erased / the benefactors of chance and circumstance / this too shall pass. Have a wonderful weekend 🙂
Cheers,
Tyler