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While the ashes of marriage #2 were cooling, I began a journal here in verse, to keep myself out of trouble. So far so good, and one day at a time. I took a hiatus this past January, and I missed it terribly. Writing daily had changed the way I think - not my opinions, but the process of thinking itself. So here I am back again, and hungry. I began with three rules: (1) Iambic pentameter, (2) Perfect rhyme, and (3) It had to be true (no hyperbole). I hereby amend rule number 3: If I'm writing about myself, yes, it has to be true. But it doesn't, if I want to tell a story.

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SEPTEMBER 11, 2010 1:51AM

Quiet Muse. Friday Sep 10, 2010

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This night is not for conjuring your face,
For whispered spells that might evoke a smile;
It's just September.  Quiet, commonplace.
And up past bedtime, just a little while.
Come, leave your distant thoughts, and sit with me -
Your not existing makes you hard to see.

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Reminds me of the song "Goodnight, My Someone." The same uncertain longing.
Mmm, thoughtful, lovely, wistful words...~r
Delectable whispers, dreams and desire!
Magical! Intriguing! You are on fire!
...lovely reflection, sweet invitation. I enjoyed the gentleness of this. r
I do so love your poetry.
I didn't know you had a cat.
"Quiet, commonplace." Reaching out and reaching in.
I wish I had words. But I never do. I sit and admire and wonder how is it that you are able to do this.
and then, those cheeky last two lines, almost risqué for some reason
it feels like we're intruding in a private place
Such a lovely cadence - quiet, inviting, charming.
Hello everyone! I keep trying to think of a clever opener, but nothing will do, except, "thank you, thank you, thank you."

Pilgrim, welcome back. Excellent words: uncertain longing. I'm glad to see you again.

Joan, thanks for coming by when nothing in particular is happening. You are indeed a very faithful reader. (Charming too.)

Kate, you go! I sense the addiction getting stronger and stronger.

Ken, thanks. You're not quite as pretty as I was imagining at the time, but believe me, I appreciate it.

Muse, hello again. The gentleness is what I've been discovering on my back stair lately. I'm glad you could come along.

Sweetfeet, and I do so love seeing you come by.

Leon, ha! Of the Cheshire breed!

anna1, and comfortable. And peaceful.

vanessa, the answer is simple, really. My kids are with their mother, and I have too much time one my hands (and no TV). I don't mean to make light of your much-appreciated comment. But time to do it is the single most important piece of this.

c&v - yes. It is an invitation.
Could it be that half that double bind study is taken care of?
conjuring your face
conjugando space~
A rest is needed now and then, I suppose.