I understand when that 'word drought,' seems to arrive. When words work and make sense; as well as the times when one simply walks away:) Every good wish for this year Ollie. It is wonderful to have you in our company at Poets United. You are a corner stone!!!
I think I have some lost poems too ~
ReplyDeleteGood one and wishing you Happy New Year ~
Cheers ~
Thank heavens, there are always more tired monk poems. I couldnt do without them!!!!!
ReplyDeleteturn these poems to eleven!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, I do think many of us can identify with 'lost poems.' Sigh. But let's just carry them on to 2013 as you have here in Poetry Pantry! (smiles)
ReplyDeletehope the poems keep on rattling out of that there amp of yours. Great stuff these!
ReplyDeleteAwesome write, most of mine are lurking on my C drive somewhere, I will definitely check behind the shed later.
ReplyDeleteI like the concept of chasing those lost poems, finding their hiding places, fragments of where we've been. Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteVery nice write. Love the chaos turned poem and beauty
ReplyDeleteLess is more, you prove it here.
ReplyDeleteI love your poems, Ollie. Keep tweaking that old amp.
ReplyDeleteMay the thaw come, so that you can uncover even more, sir. Wonderful as ever :)
ReplyDeleteI SO wanna hear what comes out of that amp!
ReplyDeleteOllie,
ReplyDeleteI understand when that 'word drought,' seems to arrive. When words work and make sense; as well as the times when one simply walks away:)
Every good wish for this year Ollie. It is wonderful to have you in our company at Poets United. You are a corner stone!!!
Best Wishes,
Eileen:)
Yes, keep going on that note! I can't wait to hear more :D
ReplyDeleteNumber two is amazing. That is seriously a balance of depth and economy I envy. Thank you for sharing.
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