To A Girl Poem by Troy Cochran

To A Girl



It doesn't pay to think too much.
Let the words come as they may.

Though bells may seem to ring from lofty and serene imaginings
when so much as a penny drops,

Your head, my dear, is in the guillotine, a stop away
from losing everything.

Let it roll away.

It is a little thing; the undercurrent of a dream
that flows in winding ways beneath these sweltering summer days.

Let go the chatter of your mind.
There is no music in your rhymes.

But in your absent-mindedness, my god!
your Presence is a poem...

... and your poem rings!

Wednesday, July 10, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: art,love and life
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
So:You may be wondering, Who's the girl?

You know the girl I'm talking about.She's the little chatterbox you've always been in love with.Her name is "your mind."Funny name for a girl, but there it is.

And writing a beautiful poem to her is only a matter of getting out of your own way.No different than having a beautiful day, even in the face of all its troubles.

That's my take on the art of poetry, in a nutshell.
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