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Amy Murtagh Poems
And my imagination shapes you
Kneading you to need me
Like I need you so
Mould the clay... more »
Come with me
Place your hand in mine
You’ve been wanting to get away
And now is the time... more »
The animals tumble
A fall from their cradle, from
Their rest in the crescent of the moon... more »
Straying in to stormy weather
Our love was a weather balloon
And when the going got tough
You let go too soon... more »
Comments about Amy Murtagh
Farewell Paper Crane
Straying in to stormy weather
Our love was a weather balloon
And when the going got tough
You let go too soon
But I clung on, and sailed into the rain
I made out the other side
Without my paper crane
Farewell my origami sweetheart
It's time for something new
Someone I barely recognise
Something I never saw in you
We’ll learn to be in love again from scratch
In my paper heart
I fold the perfect lines
For our not-so-perfect match
your poems fill me with awe! thankyou.
Amy I love your work. I look forward to reading you again. Thank you for your words dear poetess.
It has everything to do with anything.
I think it's just fine to leave our your birth year. While understand the natural curiousity to know a poet's age, it's ultimately irrelevant. Anyone who writes a poem like 'Paper Crane' is emotionally very mature. That was one of the best poems I've seen on this site, and is one of only a handful that I've downloaded and saved. Good thing I did too, because I see you removed it - why? ?
Sorry to be obscure. Just two things: we usually put our year of birth, not just our birthday? And you had written a rather depressed poem. Sometimes it's the actual poet who's writing about themselves, sometimes it's not about them but about someone else. Some young poets seem to be almost suicidal these days. Just hoped that life wasn't that bad for you... michael
Hi Amy. Creative writers make you care about people who aren't them anyway, but it doesn't matter...sometimes.
Should we all be rallying round this talented poet who wasn't born in any particular year (immortal? recipe?) with or without bagpipes...?
Amy, the poetry you submitted to this site showed imense talent, and i hope you are proud of the inspiration and gift you gave. i wait for the day we can all read your poems again.
Graham
xoxo
hello Amy
You have a delighful talent.
I really love the vibes....... you rock, ..... you wow me.
You have power and imagination and brains.
The same qualities, i admire in my wife.
way to go