Gage Brainstorm Poem by Jonathan ROBIN

GAGE BRAINSTORM

“Those who have a strong grasp of metaphor and imagery have my admiration. Who needs feet, who has wings? ”


Maybe the answer's more than metaphor,
As metamorphosis transforms, adds wings,
Responds to inklings, yet, who pulls the strings,
Grows great through sharing all that came before,
Awakening thereby a greater store.
Response in win/win way fresh insight brings,
Enchantment spells which, bi-directional, sings
The magic few can live without, and, more,
GAGE BRAINSTORM which adds sparkle to the core.
Ideas where structured or when free form springs,
Blend into rivers, seed the sky. Changelings
Skin shed to watershed, then soar, then pour
Over our heads as rainbow thought-light caught
Needed to seed sensations unwrought sought.


Anagram acrostic sonnet Margaret Gibson
17 March 2005
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Gage Brainstorm poem © Jonathan Robin