Inspiration Poem by Deborah Cromer

Inspiration

Rating: 4.5


What inspires one to act upon a thought
To bring forth creativity a moment once brought
Is it a scent, flavor, color or an emotion
Can the touch of a loved one tap into devotion

Does the heart play a role in remembering sound
Can the mind recall pictures of memories found
The past, the future and even today
All have parts to inspire in their own little way

What you see, what you want and hear
The smiles and laughter, even the fallen tear
All can create feelings to write down and share
Inherited from history, my rhyming is unique and rare

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kelly Seale 09 August 2012

Nice! I tend to rhyme more often than not, but it seems my words can touch others without the rhyme. (and it's much harder too!) Good write! -Kelly.

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Saadat Tahir 02 August 2012

neat lil poem...as usual great writing....the shear simplicity and fluidity speaks for itself.... you have a fan ma'am... blessings

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Eyan Desir 06 January 2010

Well i need some inspiration these days thanks

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Fay Slimm 09 December 2009

Inspiraton come in many forms and this is a good verse to enlighten the reader as to a few of those places Debbie - - we need reminders of where to look and when - - good piece of work - - 10 Fay

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Ian Bowen 09 December 2009

Deborah, nice, tidy piece of work that might inspire others.10/10 Regards, Ian

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Jayatissa K. Liyanage 16 October 2015

Simple, sweet and sensational. Very well written. +10.

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Phyllis Strong 16 October 2015

Everyone has value to add. Thanks for sharing your heart.

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Ramesh T A 16 October 2015

Anything can be an inspiration to someone someday! That inspiration drives one's life to prosperity sure!

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Ratnakar Mandlik 16 October 2015

Fantastic memories and wonderful diction. Enjoyed the poem. Thanks.10

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Edward Kofi Louis 16 October 2015

The memories of life. Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

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Deborah Cromer

Deborah Cromer

Portland, Oregon
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