Image: A Singing Voice (here)
the 12 given words:
voice sing joyful dumb words without
noise means
primal (of first importance)
plaintive (expressing sorrow)
trills (to sing in a succession of rapidly alternating sounds)
trills (to sing in a succession of rapidly alternating sounds)
banal (lacking force or originality)
It is connecting in whatever circumstances
The beauty of a God-given gift
bestowed to the select few
The King, Old Blue Eyes
Michael's moon-walk
Satchmo's resounding wind-pipes
and many more
Invisibility is not a disadvantage
With the voice they sing and
are not even physically seen
Perhaps primal of awareness,
joyful or plaintive, trills or otherwise all precede their reputations
nowhere banal without doubt
a blessing to mankind
The deprived can be dumb but words
are necessarily noises in regulated forms
The beauty of a God-given gift
bestowed to the select few
The King, Old Blue Eyes
Michael's moon-walk
Satchmo's resounding wind-pipes
and many more
Invisibility is not a disadvantage
With the voice they sing and
are not even physically seen
Perhaps primal of awareness,
joyful or plaintive, trills or otherwise all precede their reputations
nowhere banal without doubt
a blessing to mankind
The deprived can be dumb but words
are necessarily noises in regulated forms
articulated as a means or as a medium
of intrusion into the sane minds
Throw in poetry and story-writing
to complete the loop
How most fortunate the creative juices
are flowing freely, rightly so!
of intrusion into the sane minds
Throw in poetry and story-writing
to complete the loop
How most fortunate the creative juices
are flowing freely, rightly so!
MMT's Sunday Whirligig #86
rightly so!
ReplyDeleteSome mighty imaginative phrases in here--
I like " noises in regulated forms."
I love the middle stanza starting with The King and ending with Satchmo. Itvis required to italicize the required words? It seems to read better without the words being in italics.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ma'am. Will do!
DeleteHank
i see the creative arts being revealed through the invisible...bkm
ReplyDeletea great way at looking at invisibility...
ReplyDeleteNot everyone can be so talented, but we can enjoy the gifts bestowed upon others if they share them... :)
ReplyDelete"The beauty of a God-given gift
Deletebestowed to the select few"... inspiring the many - lovely Hank
Each sure have a way of expressing what they want, just have to look.
ReplyDeleteIt reminds as I write this that the cardinal is chirping outside.
ReplyDeleteLet the words flow and overflow ~
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteI think the invisible will win.. don't mind its plumage, the nightingale still sings.
ReplyDeleteLove this. Sometimes invisibility is good.
ReplyDeleteKind regards
Anna :o]
This was a joy to read Hank, late reading it but nevertheless wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.