Words

Jayasree

Words dancing around 

filling my mind;

words metamorphosing

into butterflies

colourful and fluttering

their wings spread wide

ready to take flight, 

to land

on the blank pages of my book.

But hesitant and timid

they hover,

never settling, never still

and they fly away

away from my mind.

The pages not filled..

a fleeting thought,

a word, a line,

not captured and pinned 

onto the blank pages.

Words liberated, fly away

free as the wind

free as the butterflies 

never captured and pinned.

 

 

 

  • Author: Jay (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 16th, 2021 07:14
  • Comment from author about the poem: Sometimes a thought, a line comes to your mind and if not captured and written down, it eludes me and is lost. I keep my book and pen near me and write whenever some thought comes to my mind.
  • Category: Reflection
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  • dusk arising

    Where would we be without those fine words. Fine phrases we stitch and embroider. Thoughts into words, a challenge we accept each time inspiration flows.
    I use a notepad app on my phone to capture words and phrases and most of the time compose using a word processor on laptop. For me that's so much easier than pen and paper for i am constantly making alterations.
    Love the way youve composed this piece.

    • Jayasree

      The old fashioned way for me, jotting down whatever comes to my mind. Ha, you should see my books, it's a mess.
      Thank you Dusk 🙂 Feels good when appreciated.

    • Goldfinch60

      So very true Jayasree, those words that come into our minds are fleeting and need to be written down immediately.

      Andy

      • Jayasree

        Thank you so much Andy. 🙂

      • Caring dove

        Beautiful poem ) love how you have used the idea of the butterfly to speak of words which fly away

        • Jayasree

          Thank you dear Rose 🙂



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