Who's there?
walking among my memories
tripping over cells of humour
falling on old war wounds.
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Maybe the externalized brainscape you picture here is a poem, which makes your private feelings accessible to visits by others.
Love it. This poem gave me a picture of a reclusive soul reacting to an emotional connection; such a soul is sensitive to another person's emotional feelers.
Loved the humour, expressed so vividly and candidly. Enjoyed
(cont.) 'Be gentle on my mind' reminds me of ' 'Gentle on My Mind' is a song that was written and originally recorded by John Hartford',
Gee, Ruth, for some reason I don't seem to like this as much as I made in sound in April of this year. Did it wilt, or did my mind wilt?
Gee, Ruth, for some reason I don't seem to like this as much as I made in sound in April of this year. Did it wilt, or did my mind wilt? (cont.)
Ok. I'll take my shoes off and I wont tread on any thoughts. Excellent poem.
Oh, WAIT. I guess I'd better read it again BEFORE I say 'I love it again'. ;))))))))))))))))))))))) Ok, I reread it. : )
and another I'm loving.....yet AGAIN! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
I'D GIVE THIS 10 STARS ....IF I COULD. ***** THIS IS GREAT, FROM START TO FINISH!
The fallacy of pathos works for me because it lets me imagine another poet investing feelings in an object.