For Helena - WORDS
Words,
Such a wonder,
Words.
Little drawings
Such simple, small paintings
Twenty-six simple forms, so scary, so all
Distinguishable stringable, sequentiable, magical.
My own words float in the air, I can see and hear them
they sing me a song, they call me, they whisper
and menace, they form films and images
without seeing them, the most
intriguing patterns weave.
My poetry a loom.
Words,
Such a hurdle
Words.
My
Fingers and
My hands speak
But they twist my tongue
As long as I stay silent, they stay
pristine in their cellophane crispy state.
So I better not speak or they will be spoiled.
Instead I ask you to craft me a story,
Use those letters to enthrall me.
Make the words disappear.
Make me see images,
Magic and love.
Words,
Give me please,
Words.
***
For Helena Stone
Poem by Darren White
October 18, 2016

Wow. I'm so honoured and so very impressed. The poem is wonderful but the way you wrote it, with the words forming those shapes, I'm in awe. You're one truly talented young man. <3
ReplyDeleteYou really like it? That makes me happy! It might be that I workon it a bit later because I am not 100% satisfied yet :) Thanks!!! <3
DeleteYes, I really, really like...no love, it.
DeleteMagical words <3 Like Helena I love how your words form a pattern. Very clever
ReplyDeleteThanks Deeze <3 :)
DeleteLove this Darren. Clever spacing and so true how magical words can be ♥️
ReplyDeleteThanks Sara :D <3
DeleteI really loved it, Darren! 💜
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