I Sit Here Quietly Poem by Shaun Cronick
I Sit Here Quietly
I sit here quietly in my thinking den,
Armed only with paper and a good pen.
When a thought enters my clear mind,
An idea to shape and to be refined.
I jot it down on smooth parchment,
Sketch roughly a brief broad outline.
Then suddenly all my creativity flows,
A new poem now completed by my design.
A perfect depiction of one way that poets receive their poems. There are many ways- - Outright inspiration where the poem writes itself, Working with an idea or a theme, Something that you heard or saw that triggers a poem- - - There is no 'right way' to write a poem. But we all have experienced one or more of these scenarios. Thank you for sharing this poem with us, Shaun! : -)
Thank you Practicing Poetess for your kind comment, you are very gracious. Take care.
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4/28/2024 7:57:58 PM # 1.0.0.1119
two fine stanzas are well rhymed, and in the reality that is the true moment of the inspiration, just waiting calmly for a new and different form and theme for next poem without any rush.... we are glad to read your amazing piece of work....Excellent 10++
Thank you Soran for your kind comment. And your poems Soran, your magnificent poems are like in themselves waking, thinking dream you mirror and display for all to view. And I, Soran, I feel a sense of betterment of good wash over me. You and your poems good Soran, are special.