By stevieslaw
Of course it’s magic,
the way the teacher coaxed
me off my easy chair,
where briared and booked,
I planned
to snooze away my twilight.
I find I’m curious again—
that odd peering into things,
I thought I’d
left behind.
Remember
that first poem?
Like a first solo flight—
ground dropping
like Newton’s apples,
the catch of thin breath,
and the wonder
of words.
“Sometimes I find the right word. And then I soar.” – the writer
Nice poem.
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Haha, this is also, your last line really ends this poem with a bang! Gets the reader thinking and then sets them on their way. Thank you!
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Poetry; a collection of slippery clever words that act like ice for ideas that can’t sit still.
Nicely done.
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This is exactly how it is for me as well. Thanks & keep writing.
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We are never too old to learn, and poetry is really re-learning because children play with words from the start. We get the playtfulness ‘taught out’ of us at school though. Poetry brings the playing games with words back …
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Ah, the cusiosity is re-awakened. Glorious!!!
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