ENGAGING THE SENSE:sound

POETRYSOUP VOYAGE 
                
          it is me
          with thee
upon this page
sharing
               a moment
               of mine,
now a moment
of thine
           co-joined
           unspoken
yet real
somewhat 
surreal          yet
        for a while
here
understood
                  peer to
peer
no,let imagination fly     
      to..
exits of the ordinary;
  let ambiguity cry
      where..
hides the paradox;
   let enigma lie
      unsaid..
'guised in masquerade;
   let euphony whisper
      breaths..
of symphony;
   let assonance
      show..
yet,not dwell;
   let our verse
      show..
        but never tell
so
Will
you take my hand
and voyage with me
upon this ship
discovery;
Will
you come aboard
and sail a sea
of uncharted waters,
fancy-free;
Will
you explore new sounds,
discover a place
unknown,with unique
imagery;
Will
you close your eyes,
let the canvas unfold,
and imagination pen..
poetry?
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Watts Avatar
July 1, 2026 at 10:07 PM
Hi Brian a great poem highlighting the different ways one can experience sound nicely penned Congratulations on your win Cheers Christine
Scragg Avatar
July 1, 2026 at 10:23 AM
I love the way you personify poetry inviting it to be a companion on the voyage. A fantastically unique take on the theme. I love the way you thought outside of the box with this. It's brilliant! Thank you Brian for sharing it in the contest. :-D
Dietrich Avatar
June 23, 2026 at 11:21 PM
This poem using phrases the way you like to present then is an enjoyable poem. I can see your poems and comment now. Thanks for seeing Kim's soupmail!
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