Art of the Craft (Poem)

A Poem by Damien Davison

Just a writer's thoughts...

The energy flows from my mind

To the carefully crafted words that I rhyme

Picking and choosing

My mind a thesaurus

Winning and losing

Through verses and chorus

© 2012 Damien Davison

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M&M

nice poem. Short simple and nice

Posted 11 Years Ago

11 Years Ago

Thank you for checking out my work!

11 Years Ago

No problem. It's what I do.

C.C. Marx

Short but powerful well done :)

Posted 11 Years Ago

11 Years Ago

Thanks a lot!

Just Wow!!

Posted 11 Years Ago

11 Years Ago

Why thank you!

11 Years Ago

Pleasure :)

Archia

I thought that this was put together quite smartly actually, with mentioning rhyme and then it rhyming and all. It was very wonderful.

Posted 11 Years Ago

11 Years Ago

Heh, thanks a lot! I appreciate you checking out my work!

jamal

Speechless.... to me this is true art! Great work!

Posted 11 Years Ago

11 Years Ago

Why thank you jamal, I appreciate the compliment!

Pencrafter

Interesting words in a compact package. It reminds me of my own thought process. An idea pops into my consciousness, spills out of my mouth and usually ends up in my lap. We pick and choose our words and actions that define our personality. Nice poem.

Posted 11 Years Ago

11 Years Ago

Thank you for taking the time to check out my work. Lack of inspiration, so I just went with the pro.. read more

River Page

I wish I could rhyme. This is great. It is short and simple, sure. But you did a great job.

Posted 11 Years Ago

11 Years Ago

Thank you very much!

David Lewis Paget

The craft is certainly there, Damien, almost like a song. Short and sweet, and well put together...

Posted 11 Years Ago

11 Years Ago

Thank you David, I appreciate it!

Androglossia

They say, a muse is the source of inspiration for a creative work. Many famous artists have been inspired by their muses. But what is a muse without the mind? At the end of the day it is the mind that creates its muse as the point of origin in order to establish an idea and for that idea to stay as close from the intended target. Very well done!