This cursed inspiration
that haunts me
playing with my emotions.
There ,she stands ,
ready to pounce ,
wild beast never satieted.
Divinity that demands sacrifice
on a pyre of delicious torments.
She has so many faces
that merge into one ...
I feel her, inner female
and animal nature
screaming from the clan
of thousand voices
and a host of masks ...
Capricious and often unfaithful
she demands that I be here ,
always ready to fulfill her desire !
Sometime ,so tender ,
making me believe she loves me ...
I know this to be true
but I can't trust her ...
Sh'es violence of creation ,
constantly inventing new seasons,
imposing me the tyranny
of her unreason ...
The next moment of craziness ,
blowing all the breaths of dementia !
I become a depression navigator
lost in the doldrums ...
ans then drifting on a ocean
of boredom ...
Mayday ! mayday !
Shipwreck on a blank page !
But she doesn't offer me a compassion ...
The inspired sailboat
returns to the trade winds ...
Finally subdued ,she rears up
offering herself like a tamed wave
and so beautiful once soothed !
That's how our story is written ...
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Author:
lorenz (Pseudonym) (
Online)
- Published: March 23rd, 2025 01:53
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Comments5
A siren muse I can imagine So many metaphors in this piece that takes me through so many poems. A lovely write.
We are all in their possession !
The image of inspiration - as a capricious goddess and a relentless storm - conveys the duality of creativity: its tormenting necessity and intoxicating obsession. It arrives and takes control, demands sacrifices, sweeps one into madness, or abandons them in the doldrums of creative despair.
Emotional, powerful, and mesmerizing.
I am off to the trade winds !
This eternal game, this cycle of ascent and fall - such is the price of true creativity.
Great writing!
We'll never able to do without each other and sh'ell leave with me !
really enjoyed the read
thanks for your kind comment dear friend in poetry !
you are most welcome
a great write
Just inspired write...
thoroughly enjoyed the read
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