The other day I had a little chat
with my Poetry Muse. I just call him
P. M. for short, though he's not short at all
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A wonderful conversation with your muse. Brilliantly presented. To my favorites!
Very well written. Amazed at the poetic flow of the dialogue as it wove the story whole. Beautiful.
Kim, Very nice! I hope Wes comes back to Poem Hunter! Daily, I review many poem, now and then I find a GEM.
Gems are few and far between, Hank. Next one you find, please share it with me. Thanks for commenting.
That was interesting- my comment was posted while I was still writing it. This is a new PH error. Anyway, I chuckled and chortled till I counted to 10+++++++++++
I hope that annoying pesky soundtrack does not reappear though it might. It would be nice if this poem stuck around for a while, visited, shook hands, made some friends, before you ripped it away from us. I so enjoyed the natural charm and flow of this humorus piece
Susan, your humorous comments always get at least a smile out of me. Thank you very much!
Now this is the Kim Barney that I admire, a wounerful muse in the third person, this is proof that there are still good poems left, I usually get to 200 then start deleting many, I do have some regrets doing that as they are lost but if I wrote 10000 then your muse would every right to throw buffalo chips at me, I love this poem!
Thank you, Bill, for the comment. Next time, before you delete, print a hard paper of the poem and put it in a 3-ring binder. That way you will always have it.
A very beautiful write Poetic inspiration.I also very often wonder how people write thousands of poems while I struggle to write a poem for months.Some are very inspired while people like me wait for the inspiration to come.
Bharati, the poems you write after waiting for your inspiration are so much better than the tripe that N.W. writes! Thanks for your comment.