Evoking.
Oh Muse, bearer of wisdom, may your words
which traverse the globe
by verse affect attitudes, move objections,
enlighten egos, rock divisions,
reunite misunderstandings and by power of
digestion redirect what
the populace thinks unassailable and forgets.
May poetic energy slice through innumerable
rules, instil sympathy,
drown separation, re-find buried faith within
faded friendships, appeal
for awareness to remember hatred no more,
help those regret who,
prejudice-laden perceive hostilities and kill.
May powerful words smash inbuilt deviant
desire for retaliation,
create instead meant relationships, lasting
handshakes which re-shape
distance placed between hearts by age-old
spiteful groundless pride
that grows no action for lasting happiness.
Oh Calliopé, never forgo scribal ability for
evoking soul-felt change,
guide poems pleading for needy erection
of love's fallen portals,
re-invite causes for unearthing paradise
in this war-riddled earth.
Peace needs minions' pens, at the ready.
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Author:
Fay Slimm. (
Offline) - Published: January 24th, 2019 03:33
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Good write Fay.
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what poet would not have wanted to have written these words... a page full of plea's.......... a good write indeed....
Greatly appreciated are your visits and engagement in commenting my work dear Neville - -- thank you very muchly
always a pleasure & true x
Thank you to Sylvia and Sunshine for saving this poem to your favourite lists. So pleased you both enjoyed the read.
The pen will win - much enjoyed dear Fay.
Yes, yes, yes. My muse is in slumber at the moment and I look forward to becoming one of your 'minions pens' on muse awakening.
I'm in a dry period
My dear Fay,
“ Oh Calliopé, never forgo scribal ability”...
Such a great line in this amazing write!
Yes, Peace should be given a chance!
~Laura~
Calliope looks down upon me every day as I write my words, she must be within you Fay as you write yours.
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