A Poet's Diary Excerpt 1 Poem by leonard daranjo

A Poet's Diary Excerpt 1

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There has been many a time when I
Lamented the silence of my heart
Circumscribed in a cold attic
The words I sporadically spewed forth
Maddened, sickened and depressed me
I swore never to write again
I swore to remain forever silent
I wanted desperately to remain in quietude
Like a foetus in its mother’s womb
But each time I was drawn back
Each time I was driven madly into
Splattering on the pages of my diary
My erratic and sometimes incoherent thought
I was trapped in bewildering verbiage
From where there was no way out

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Pia Andersson 13 July 2007

The word came to you and you had to let it in...I know..I have felt like that myself Thank you for a wonderful poem Pia

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Alison Cassidy 04 July 2007

Anguish and passion drive this personal revelation about the writer's art, not as a choice, but as a compulsion. I'm sure all for those for whom words drive their lives will identify with this fine poem which views the process of written expression as a maze from which there is no way out. love, Allie xxxxxxxxxx

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