Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Questions, questions!


                                                                         Photo by Christopher Meloche
Image: Tendrils coil and latch for support
Source: Licensed through Wikimedia Commons (here)

Of a drab rainy night
A weather unkind for wants
Lashed against all its might
Could it force itself out front?

One's head dashed reeling
Pulsating of spiral dreams
Compounded of acts troubling
Must it occur to extremes?

Frustrations turned for the worst
Tendrils entwined the mind's undone
Save the cause of strength first
Would they fall in place for once?

Written for 3WW with drab, pulsate and tendrils

17 comments:

  1. We CAN keep back those forces. nice one.

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  2. I've had a few nights like that...

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  3. Hate when my mind won't shut off and keeps spinning round and round, especially when it's abouth nothing and I just want to sleep.

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  4. i have def had a few nights like that myself...when the brain would not shut off...i have to give it something to focus on if i ever want to get any sleep....

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  5. I have to get up and read or write when this happens. If not, I will never release and sleep. Great imagery here, Hank.

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  6. You, my friend, think too much, although I must admit I've had plenty of nights like that, too.
    The illustration of tendrils is perfect to describe what happens when thoughts grab us and won't let go.
    K

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  7. I write poetry when this happens...the reason I am such a prolific writer in the monsoon ,king tides and big moons.

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  8. I use nights like that for introspection. Great post Hank.

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  9. such close attention



    Sending Aloha to YOU
    from Honolulu,
    Comfort Spiral
    ~ > < } } ( ° >

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  10. Enjoy the rain, for it brings life.

    Enjoy the pulsating tendrils of drab water, for they have songs of love in them for you!!

    I always enjoy your poetic feasts, Hank, thanks. xoxo

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    1. Why, thanks a lot Jannie! Feels great when you say that. It'll spur things on!

      Hank

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  11. Yes, been there. But after a very dry month, rain was welcome.

    Could I make a suggestion? Well, I will anyway. Why do you feel that you need to bold the three words? I find it makes the reading a little stilted. Just sayin'.

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    1. Didn't realize that Cosmo. Since these are the given words so I thought. I wonder if just italics are ok. I'll change them. I wonder if this would make them more friendly. Thanks a lot!

      Hank

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    2. Yes, it does a bit. I take the view that my readers will just have to trust me to have used all the words, esp when doing a wordle, which can have 12-13 designated words.

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