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Someone recently began to tire of my dark poems and asked me to write something happy. I've been in a good mood so I thought I would take a moment like this to write one. To whom it may concern, I hope you like it. (This is as happy as I Get.)

Lost In Thoughts of You


I
walk in
the darkness
as dawn draws near.
The grinning full moon
winks a sweet laughing tear,
and the soft gentle breeze wisps
chilled kisses, through your silken hair.
As, with blithesome heart, I glimpse the sun,
it's the light that beams from your smile so fare.


06/22/16

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Andrea Dietrich

July 12, 2016 at 9:30 AM

this is simply gorgeous!! Glad to find one I had not seen yet. You are my last one. I am SO sleepy now. HAve been here since 5 when I woke up unable to get past only five hours of sleep!

James Inman

July 14, 2016 at 1:09 PM

Thank you Andrea. I haven't written much lately.

Constance La France

June 25, 2016 at 4:43 PM

James, beautifully penned, and I am loving it 7 and thanks for visiting (and write where your muse takes you not where someone else wants you to go)~

James Inman

June 25, 2016 at 5:34 PM

BW, thank you. I wrote this in hope of bringing a smile to someone's face. I'm having difficulty writing as of late. It's nice to have something to help me motivate myself.

Jan Allison

June 24, 2016 at 1:06 PM

A beautifully penned etheree James - I especially love the imagery of the moon. I write at the whim of my muse - have no control over what comes out - continue to write dark poems is that is where you muse takes you - I can write humour at the drop of a hat no matter what is going on in my life - can write happy or sad but my muse is the boss lol:-) hugs Jan xx

James Inman

June 24, 2016 at 2:59 PM

Actually, Jan, I would like to think many of my poems are more "ethereal" in nature than dark (although many are), some passionate, some romantic. The few poems I have, about 150 now, are pretty diverse I think in form, style and subject, but I will always be drawn back to the DARK SIDE, HAHahahaaaaaa (insert deep sinister laugh here).