Monday, 25 February 2013

Captive

A relatively old poem that I am posting tonight simply because I wish to share a bit of myself with this blog today. And of course, the unlikely visitor too! 
Please read and comment if you're here. 
I appreciate criticism and honest ridicule as much as artificial appreciation.
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A poet- captive,

sees the open sky.

Colours of day setting,
the night becoming.

It is evening- a captive too,
of the sun and the moon.

She hears another sing,
without him knowing.

He sings of freedom
Voice a hum, but words clear.

The poet realized-
her poem was free.

She touches the sound,
and hues that surround

fuse, mingle around
bring changes abound.

She senses the motion
But finds no inspiration.

"Perhaps, if I too were free-"
But you see...?


All birds on a wire.


2 comments:

  1. She does see. :) Being captive of just the surreal would be ideal, don't you think?

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  2. Isn't the poem captive to the meter?

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