Musings Notebook

Musings Notebook

A Poem by Shane William

Thoughts
    thoughts
        thoughts
 
I am words scribbled
in and out of existence
lazily thrown across
sun drenched bed sheets

--Spilling from a pens edge
across an open line of infinity
dabbling in wishes and wanton reverie


I've captured muses
--and amusing uses
    of boundless imagery

They call that articulation

But you and I both know
it's your own little puzzle

Go ahead
bleed on these pages
Draw out that metaphor of you
and give it right to me

For I am your lost love in a stack of words
--locked up behind some subtextual meaning

You can't lie to me kid...


© 2013 Shane William


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:) This was great, in my humble opinion. I felt as if you were speaking directly to me in the reading, which was a very unique experience. I read endlessly, and I have often had love affairs with words; to me, this is what this piece conveys. The last line...brilliant.

Technical issue:
2nd stanza, 1st line "I am words scribble(d)" --think you just forgot the "d" there :)

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

This comment has been deleted by the poster.
Shane William

10 Years Ago

Well s**t, damn my useless grammar (and lack there of) but in this case spelling. Can't help but to .. read more
Shane William

10 Years Ago

But if you felt this writing spoke directly you, then it has. And once again, you make me feel that .. read more



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I love how structured this is. Not just verbally, but visualy as well. The first verses really draw you in and don't let go till the very end. Love it!

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

:) This was great, in my humble opinion. I felt as if you were speaking directly to me in the reading, which was a very unique experience. I read endlessly, and I have often had love affairs with words; to me, this is what this piece conveys. The last line...brilliant.

Technical issue:
2nd stanza, 1st line "I am words scribble(d)" --think you just forgot the "d" there :)

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

This comment has been deleted by the poster.
Shane William

10 Years Ago

Well s**t, damn my useless grammar (and lack there of) but in this case spelling. Can't help but to .. read more
Shane William

10 Years Ago

But if you felt this writing spoke directly you, then it has. And once again, you make me feel that .. read more

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