Poetry In Motion

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Poetry In Motion

In this warped and crazy world
where the peculiar reign supreme
I lose myself in words
to live in my chosen daydream
 
In a bucolic existence
writing poetry and prose
Stories of escape and freedom
allow me to transpose
 
Away from the insanity
of a world gone haywire
Seeking tranquility
My writings do inspire
 
Transported to a place
of pastoral idyll
where stanzas evolve
into poetry unbridled
 
A waterfall of thoughts
Flowing freely from the pen
A wordsmith can choose
To be lost time and again
 
 
Christine Bolton - Poetry for Healing ©

National Poetry Writing Month
NaPoWriMo - Day 28 
And now for our daily (optional) prompt. As you may have
guessed, today I’d like to challenge you to try your hand at
a meta-poem of your own. If you’re having trouble coming
up with a poem about poetry, and would like to take a look
at a few examples, you might check out the Wallace Stevens
and Harryette Mullens poems featured in the article about
metapoetry


Word Prompts:

Peculiar
 
Warp

Bucolic

 Christine Bolton - Poetry for Healing ©

Published by Christine Bolton

I have been writing poetry since I was a child and it has helped in the good times and bad times. I am always looking within to find the answers to life's problems and to write thought-provoking poetry and prose. Thanks for checking it out. Christine

17 thoughts on “Poetry In Motion”

    1. Thank you so much! 🙂 Sorry for delay in responding, but your comment went into my Spam Box.😏

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      2. Unfortunately you and a few others I found in there! I’m sure I’m in there too! LOL 🙂

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      3. Few others too? Sigh! Just when I was coming to terms with my spam status thinking I am in a way, not the best but still, special in Christine’s readers list. As for you I checked my spam, no spam from you, never a comment from you 💔

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      4. I am a terrible person! 😞 I love your writing and promise to comment more often my friend. Sorry 🙂

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      5. oh c’mon..poets cannot be terrible people even if they wanted to, I was kidding to make you write something on my blog… and it worked 😛 doesnt mean you have to comment every time, dont worry or say sorry.

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