Category Archives: poem
Writer’s Island Prompt #9, “If Only”
Circling Flashbacks Ah yes, those famous “If Only’s.” Vultures that visit in loneliness of after midnight hours, trip mind, pecking to find thickening shadows, actually cramp bowels of a darkness long past, dragging out ugly clothes of yesterday in … Continue reading
Posted in dread, flashbacks, If Only, poem, Vultures
Tagged dread, If Only, loneliness, midnight, poem, shame, slippery ride, thorns, Vultures, whispers, wicked sisters
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Back To The Wild Thing and A Little Bird
Although my last blog looked to be a departure from the things I have been writing about (Wild Thing), it really wasn’t. Go back and reread the words to that old folk song that introduces the previous article. The … Continue reading
Posted in advice, Anger, captivity, Choice, Connections, creature, curiosity, following bliss, Friends, Joseph cambell, movement, Mythology, Observer, poem, story, This Little Bird
Tagged advice, boy/man, captivity, curiosity, Dreams, flight, flitting, follow your bliss, friend or foe, hummingbird, Joseph Campbell, joy, little bird, patience, poem, progress, promise, senses, sniff, wild creatures, wild thing
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Different Faces
Yesterday, while browsing through several other WordPress blogs, I found a comment (Spasmically Perfect), in which one writer told another that her muse looked like Danny DeVito. I really liked the idea of my muse wearing a face I could … Continue reading
Posted in Archetype, Creativity, Inner Voices, Journal Writing, Mythology, poem, Poetry, Uncategorized, Writer's Block
Tagged Amazon, change, creative energy, deadlines, different faces, evolution, Medusa, Muse, nightmare, poem, Writer's Block
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