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The Poems I Never Wrote

Somewhere in time, everywhere in time are ingenious thoughts - forgotten, "Should have saids", "Could have saids". Thoughts penned in dried ink on paper torn with regrets. Is it possible that some thoughts must simply remain as they are? Are there some things that cannot be put into words? Do we forget them because they are meant to be forgotten, or scribbled on a misplaced lazy page as if they were never written or wanted to be recalled? Why then, do they haunt us and are never truly gone...

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Charles Messina

Date: 10/17/2022 3:54:00 AM

Those never-forgotten thoughts do haunt us-until we find the time to script them...the beauty of poetry! Very nice, Craig. Hope all is well...Charlie

Michael Tor

Date: 10/10/2022 6:20:00 PM

So many thoughts at once Craig we have when we are creating, the changing of words to convey a different perspective on original theme, a changing of word for effect or rhyme, a seperate them within a theme. A new thought that you realize, an Old thought you want removed. It is so difficult to conjure when there are so many aspects to conveying and remembering and writing simultaneously. I guess it is hard to find the answers to The Poem I Never Wrote, you have shared a few insights here Craig

Craig Cornish
Date: 10/12/2022 7:12:00 AM