Imagination is a powerful gift. We should use it as you have as often as possible. It colors our lives.
Our imagination is there to alert and create us! Very much a two-faced persona! Beautiful poem!
I love the way you use internal rhymes like curl amd furl. Beautiful poem.
Immagination is our most important tool. You certainly have been blessed with more than your fair share!!
long nightI wake to the embraceof the blanket
Odd, I tried to post here and I got sent to my blog. Odd. What I said was...beautiful. Makes me pause and wonder how many cryptic messages I take at face value. simply because I don't like to play "the cryptic message game"I wrote a long blabbering Sunday Scribble. (Never done this before.)Now I want to write a poem.
I like your poem, a handful of words in an email with the power to excite.
good one dear:)..
I have found the best thing for toes that curl and the calf-cramps that must ensue is to forthwith rise to one's feet. This forces the muscles and ligaments to stretch. It helps to shout, "God Save the Queen!" as a distraction from the pain.
Not bad...........
I like the waking-and-stretching feel of this poem, Gautami.
i think very few of us are gifted with a beautiful imagination :)Message-s
Imagination is a powerful gift. We should use it as you have as often as possible. It colors our lives.
ReplyDeleteOur imagination is there to alert and create us! Very much a two-faced persona! Beautiful poem!
ReplyDeleteI love the way you use internal rhymes like curl amd furl. Beautiful poem.
ReplyDeleteImmagination is our most important tool. You certainly have been blessed with more than your fair share!!
ReplyDeletelong night
ReplyDeleteI wake to the embrace
of the blanket
Odd, I tried to post here and I got sent to my blog. Odd. What I said was...
ReplyDeletebeautiful. Makes me pause and wonder how many cryptic messages I take at face value. simply because I don't like to play "the cryptic message game"
I wrote a long blabbering Sunday Scribble. (Never done this before.)
Now I want to write a poem.
I like your poem, a handful of words in an email with the power to excite.
ReplyDeletegood one dear:)..
ReplyDeleteI have found the best thing for toes that curl and the calf-cramps that must ensue is to forthwith rise to one's feet. This forces the muscles and ligaments to stretch.
ReplyDeleteIt helps to shout, "God Save the Queen!" as a distraction from the pain.
Not bad...........
ReplyDeleteI like the waking-and-stretching feel of this poem, Gautami.
ReplyDeletei think very few of us are gifted with a beautiful imagination :)
ReplyDeleteMessage-s