I am in a mountain of words, spiralling out of control
I feel like a dictionary’s sponge, ready to soak up all the words.
I am twisted around a tree root and my heart is sprouting promises.
I am in a frosty grey winter’s day, the spiky leaves of the Mahonia bush
brighten the garden with their trellis-shaped leaves of bright yellow.
I am in Paradise, surrounded by happy people, none complains of illness.
I can see my relatives and friends who died long ago. This place is
so beautiful. The animals that used to be dangerous are now friendly,
I feel peace, I’ve got no worries at all.
I am playing amongst the clouds. I am an angel above the clouds.
The sun blazes through and warms my soul. Then I am here again,
human and whole
I am curled up in a tiny ball inside a pretty tulip, where I stay warm
in the sun’s rays and sheltered by the leaves. The bloom shields my
pale skin from the cold breeze.
I am the hazel brown of my children’s eyes.
I am sitting in a tavern in 14th century France, writing a love letter
for my friend to the woman he claims he loves, but I know the truth.
I am in a cup of tea, so dark and gloomy, but suddenly a smile comes
to my face when the tea gets bright and creamy with milk
I am a character in a book, the title of the book I do not know
but all I know is that the writer made me the centre of the story.
Showing posts with label collective poem by Writing Lives group. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collective poem by Writing Lives group. Show all posts
Sunday, 5 July 2009
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