Beautiful Vibratory Forms Poem by Margaret Alice

Ecclesiastes mentioned three great mysteries, but I
have found one more overwhelming; why do popular
and successful poets solicit comments, directing the
eye to often-evaluated and highly rated poems?

Maybe their poems are so exceptional, they will bring
about the highest good for the highest number, or
they want to share the secrets of their success by
teaching others how to write in their own style, or

They want to brag with their accolades; but writing ‘I
concur’ as a comment seems redundant, if their aim
is teaching, I’m a lost cause - unless they can teach
me how to sing joy and beauty into being

I love poems singing about the sublime; I write to make
words dance and sing for the joy it gives me, not to gain
an audience by ascertaining what subjects and styles
are popularly prescribed; I express the emotions

In my heart; statistics cannot determine what feelings will
bubble forth, I’m seeking flowing melodies to express the
philosophies spiraling in my thoughts, I don’t like forcing
staccato words to march in military style

I respect history, pessimism, cynicism and criticism - but
don’t interact with them, even when presented as beauty
through the excellence of poetry; I prefer discovering the
divine presented in sing-song form

A poet singing a new world into existence, changing the
universe by applying Golden Section harmonics and
recreating Chladni’s beautiful vibratory forms by
sighing like a violin or contrabass...