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Writing From My Head

Within my mind
   I drift,
Images, memory and recollections
   Gods gift.
As a child
   I was the daydreamer.
Act, thought and action
   never once a schemer.
A separate world
   existed in my head.
The adventure and fantasy
   which I indulgently fed,
At first came wild, scary stories
   where I was the hero in all my glory.
Then came poems and bit biography
   unhappy yet laughing at what I could see.
In latter times
   life will begin to unwind,
Nature's gift and bounty drew me in
   while the world faded dark and dim.
The lines began to flow
   recording everything I know.
Free verse and narrative writes
   waiting for rhyming to ignite
Here lies many of the thoughts and words
   revealing what I saw and heard.
A muse may speak
   imparting life and what may teach
let the lessons be fluid and flow
   before it ends and I must finally go.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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Smith Avatar
October 28, 2016 at 12:54 PM
Good work DM. I don't think anything is fading from your pen...
P  Avatar
October 28, 2016 at 11:43 AM
The poet in you is revealed in perfect rhyming scheme. Just don't go. :)
Edwards-Gregory Avatar
October 28, 2016 at 11:09 AM
This was an interesting piece. I'm relating. Keep them coming.
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