Monday, April 11, 2011
Maybe Tomorrow
I want to write
about my daughters,
my husband, my dog,
my son, always my son,
so I might feel that brief peace,
the trip I want to take.
my sunset days,
about the great people,
ordinary people I have met,
the way the soil smells
after a rain and I’m
picking weeds, how it feels
to go to the mailbox and see
something personal for me,
to peruse my email and see
a chatty note from family
or friend, what my husband's
arms feel like to my essence
or whatever it is deep down
where I can’t reach, perhaps
even that place where I go
to bathe in light and consciousness,
or about foods that are
delicious and filling,
how it is to write and know when
someone else gets it, when
someone else is interested,
how the flowers in a field
make me want to blossom
right there with them, especially
if they are yellow or red,
what it feels like to paint,
create something that has
meaning, and I will write all this
maybe tomorrow with all my ability
and resources, belief and creativity
that will burst open and lay itself
down on my page.
(I have combined NapoWriMo "40 lines" and Poetic Asides "Maybe...")
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9 comments:
A wonderful poem, Judy. You definitely have a lot of subjects that you know you WANT to write about. You can start....tomorrow.
You do bloom, bright yellow, red as truth, over all your fields of paper, poem after poem. I love your vitality.
What a brilliant poem this is, Judy! And you do blossom, my friend, you blossom every day.
I definitely get it! Lovely verse as always.
Don't wait, start writing, Judy:) Nicely combined prompts.
Pamela
The perfect Maybe Tomorrow, poem Judy
"The flowers of the field make me want to blossom/right there with them." A delicious line, Judy. Loved this whole poem, start to finish. Alive with your essence.
Amy
wow! such BEAUTIFUL lines here. so VERY lovely :)
thanks for writing this!!
Bliss ~
You have captured the essence of a writers life so well. Living life and seeing the beauty and wanting to capture it with artistic words in the mind's camera.
Tomorrow you can write about them.
Iris
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