Dare to dream...then life would be too perfect...and we`d not have the discomfort to remind us why we really do this...ponderous little weave...I`ll wait for more :)
Money must never taint the poet's offerings, otherwise we end up with anthologies full of crap lying dusty and untouched on the shelves in libraries. Cressida de Nova
right on!
ReplyDeleteAvocation trumps vocation.
ReplyDeleteThough I feel like it's hammering at times.
truth can not be bought can it?..bkm
ReplyDelete:) True!
ReplyDeleteSo that's why I haven't received my check yet!
ReplyDeleteWouldn't that be nice :) But then we'd all miss out on your fun work tweets!
ReplyDeletemaybe this is just the first stanza??????
ReplyDeleteDare to dream...then life would be too perfect...and we`d not have the discomfort to remind us why we really do this...ponderous little weave...I`ll wait for more :)
ReplyDeleteand i think that is not a bad thing....if we were paid what we should i wonder if it would be as good...
ReplyDeletethe best things in life are free
ReplyDeleteSo true but would agree with Wolfsrosebud that the best things in life are free.
ReplyDeleteReading your words can't quite decide whether you would want to be paid or not - either way you do so write beautiful stuff.
I hope there is more to come.
Anna :o]
Thank heavens! Would turn poetry from fun to work.
ReplyDeletethat's for sure...
ReplyDeletethank god))))
ReplyDelete(these two worlds should never touch)
xo
erin
Money must never taint the poet's offerings, otherwise we end up with anthologies full of crap lying dusty and untouched on the shelves in libraries.
ReplyDeleteCressida de Nova
It would come out all slanted if we did... :)
ReplyDeleteNice!
ReplyDeleteTo much stress if one would get paid!! This way we can do just for fun.
ReplyDeleteHi Ollie, I haven't visited you in ages. I see you are still writing poignant and concise poems. Nice. So much truth here.
ReplyDeletePamela