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Ladyhawke
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since 2001-09-01
Posts 86


0 posted 2002-01-07 07:23 PM



My Muse has gone awandering
Out in some green field,
Her bare feet barely
Touching the grass.
Here she smiles, her eyes
Turned skyward as a warm breeze
Feathers her face.

My Muse has gone awandering,
So absentminded, she,
With a daisy clutched
Within each hand.
She laughs and tilts her chin,
She spins around in her
White cotton bell skirt,
Then falls and rolls upon
The softest blades-
Oblivious to grass stains.

My Muse has gone awandering
Like dandelion seed.
Her airhead floats high
Among the cushiony clouds,
Thoughts on vacation,
While I...while I...
Wait...and wait...
For her to remember me.

© Copyright 2002 Ladyhawke - All Rights Reserved
Ocelot
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since 2002-01-07
Posts 40
Texas
1 posted 2002-01-07 07:36 PM


Muse...creative...cute...nostalgic...bueno.  I liked this, especially the last couple lines:

"While I...while I...
Wait...and wait...
For her to remember me."

Kudos to you!

+| ... Ocelot ... |+

Keith Morgan
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since 2001-10-29
Posts 114
Md
2 posted 2002-01-07 07:39 PM


I liked to visions you presented in this piece.  Very tenderly and colorfully written.  Nicely written poem.

Write from the soul and the words will flow

heather_kitn
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since 2001-12-07
Posts 61
In The Kokapelli's Song
3 posted 2002-01-07 07:58 PM


You have captured innocence and truth within words.  Beautifully penned.

-heather  

I do not seek...I find!
           ~Picasso~

Ladyhawke
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since 2001-09-01
Posts 86

4 posted 2002-01-07 08:00 PM


Ocelot, I grudge my Muse...she is a little girl who goes out and plays all day and forgets about her chores, while I sit, frustrated, pen in hand, blank page before me.  I envy her that freedom.

Keith, thank you for your comments.  I am glad you used your choice of words.  Maybe she's somewhere near.  But I don't think she enjoys the snow.

Ladyhawke
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since 2001-09-01
Posts 86

5 posted 2002-01-07 08:03 PM


Thank you, Heather!  I appreciate your reading as much as your reply.
Irish Rose
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since 2000-04-06
Posts 10263

6 posted 2002-01-07 09:00 PM


I have felt this way often times, wondering if my muse even exists!
I guess it does, he or she, I sure hear something driving me.
I enjoyed the feel of this piece very much.  It had a soft quality to it.

Kathleen--
Neither genius, fame, nor love show the greatness of the soul.
Only kindness can do that. ~Jean Baptiste Henri Lacordaire~

Enchantress
Member Empyrean
since 2001-08-14
Posts 35113
Canada eh.
7 posted 2002-01-07 09:08 PM


I believe I must be someone's muse!  LOL...
You just described me in the summer...off in lalaland, in the grass, a daisy in each hand...
This one really liked me!
~Hugs, Nancy~

~* A dream is a wish your heart makes... *~

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