My Muse. Poem by Fay Slimm

My Muse.

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Sometimes I slip, off-key
Askew into reverie.
Become slow-geared, and slothfully
Muse into space.
Unheedful and timeless, my brain
Takes sabbatical,
Twilight zone, mistily
Slowing the pace.

Thinking power back-tracks, as
Demands lose their feed-backs
Wits hibernate, sink with the same racking
Sense of sub - norm.
Then from ether assembles words
Tumbling together, in rhythmic
Profusion. I arouse to a
Poem, just being born.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Bob Blackwell 23 August 2008

Wonderful, its good to reflect, that is how true poems are born.

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James Timothy Jarrett 17 August 2008

Fay, What would any of us do without our muse? You penned one for all of us.

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Fay Slimm

Fay Slimm

in Cornwall U.K.
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