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WriteBeLight

There’s something in your poem,

Yet, naked to my eye.

I read it, over and over,

To find your point, I’ll try.

 

Your words are so descriptive,

Commanding vocabulary.

Me, I flip through the pages,

Of my open dictionary.

 

I wish I had paid attention,

In my literature class.

To great writers like you, here,

In my school days long past.

 

I know it’s not too late.

I will put in the time.

Attempt to hold a candle,

To the words, such as your rhyme.

 

Try not to get discouraged,

If I never master the knack.

Like your talent to express,

A message for me to grasp.

  • Author: WriteBeLight (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 8th, 2017 07:37
  • Category: Friendship
  • Views: 90
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  • orchidee

    Of course you mean me, I expect! I mean, my waffling on. But I can't say long words anyway, after a sherry or two. *Goes and eats humble pie now. Gets too big for my boots!* lol. I only swoon at my own delusions of grandeur! heehee.

    • WriteBeLight

      Your work is so marvelous orchidee! Must be something in the sherry and pie that is working great for you 🙂

      • orchidee

        Thanks WBL. Well, I base a lot of it on Scriptures, so in a way they're not 'original' from me. And yet I suppose they are, as I'm writing them! 🙂

        • WriteBeLight

          Great inspiration!

        • Goldfinch60

          The knack has certainly been mastered WBL, I always enjoy your wonderful words.

          • WriteBeLight

            Same to you Goldfinch! Thank you 🙂

          • Fay Slimm.

            a fine tribute to those who write easily yet sometimes use rare wording and get readers all in a tizzy - - a needed reminder dear WBL

            • WriteBeLight

              Thanks Fay! It is a good thing for the dictionary 🙂

            • Louis Gibbs

              Sometimes, rather than try to digest each word or phrase, I just try to absorb the feeling of what it is the muse is conveying. I can relate, however, to what your fine poem expresses, WBL!

              • WriteBeLight

                Thanks Louis. You are certainly one of those most-talented poets!

                • Louis Gibbs

                  I'm honored, thank you.

                • Edward Charles McDevitt

                  Oh, I think you've done quite well! Literature class or not, your writing says quite a lot! I, too wrote a poem for English Lit and one day soon, I'll post it on this site for all to see! Thanks for the beautiful words of encouragement to all who read!

                  • WriteBeLight

                    Thank you Edward. I am looking forward to your work. You are very kind.

                  • Tony36

                    Well written and expressed

                    • WriteBeLight

                      Appreciate it Tony!

                      • Tony36

                        Welcome

                      • Christina8

                        Your poems are great just the way they are! I always look forward to reading them. I too get frustrated when I can't get words to rhyme. Well done!

                        • WriteBeLight

                          Thanks Christina. So sweet of you 🙂

                        • Gary Edward Geraci

                          Just a word? What do you know...and now you're at 255 - way to go!

                          • WriteBeLight

                            Thanks Gary. Nice to hear from you. Thanks so very much!



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