Inspiration’s Well (February 2002)
Amongst the virid vines,
My heart glows with orange fire.
Rushing blood and eyes so keen—
I feel as I’ll never tire.
This is my peace,
The answer to the tragedy,
May it never cease—
This mind, this source of life.
I feel it now.
The wind so softly blowing,
A raindrop upon the brow,
The Muse’s kindly blessings.
I hear that royal sound
Of horses’ unshod hooves,
Shaking ghostly ground
Within the free man’s mind.
Here I can overcome,
Feel no betrayal or injustice.
What should I cower from?
All here is known to me.
This body, this shell
Holds the peace—
My mind, my Muse,
Inspiration’s well.
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Written in 2002, when I was 17, this poem is about releasing one’s mind to the true essence of imagination and creativity. In the mind, everything is possible.
Tagged under imagination, poetry
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