Unmellowed

Unmellowed

A Poem by RedHairedWarrior

Fine lines and precision
What are those? Asks the child
When art is no skill but the creative mind at its play
The willow sports turquoise candy
the sun, indigo rays
the dirt road, a farmhouse with pink and bright emerald.

What are rules? asks the poet
What are rules? asks the child. 
Strike the crayon on the page and create vivid scenes
Flamboyant unreality not yet mellowed
by what they call maturity

© 2016 RedHairedWarrior


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THIS left a smile of understanding behind my eyes... well read AND said.

Posted 6 Years Ago


RedHairedWarrior

6 Years Ago

Thanks you :)
i prefer the creative mind at play...maybe age will form us into poets of form...but sometimes that limits creativity...sometimes chaos has its purpose...and heart overrules matter.

i really like this...but then i tend to be an unmellowed poet myself...
and in many ways, still a child even in my late sixties.

j.

Posted 7 Years Ago


RedHairedWarrior

7 Years Ago

Thank you :)

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Added on December 30, 2016
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I am an Oregon fantasy writer. I love dancing, violin, bacon, and dark chocolate. Shoes are my enemies. more..

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