Tag Archives: humming

Inside A Colored World

Posted on April 8, 2009 by 1sojournal

This poem was inspried by the image below, created by Diddums. Her site can be located by clicking on the image. Colors sing a song that can go unfound, sometimes for an entire lifespan. They speak their own language, yet … Continue reading →

Posted in Inside A Colored World | Tagged care to listen, chiffon, colors, define place, detailed memory, Diddums, feather of truth, hide face, humming, knowing presence, lifetime companion, never forgotten, readily share, sing a song, speak own language, symphony, unfound, whispering shadows | 4 Comments

In My Own Space

Posted on February 2, 2009 by 1sojournal

In My Own Space The World has a loud voice with which she shouts in brassy tones, as she crashes into my personal space, wearing a different face with each unannounced arrival. Then fusses around my brick-a-brack, making cracks about … Continue reading →

Posted in In My Own Space | Tagged a better place, bone-chilling nerve, brassy tones, brick-a-brack, distracted fashion, fly into rage, humming, lack, lock doors, loss of a mind, loud voice, making cracks, new and important, personal space, play dumb, poem, turning pages, unannounced arrival, verve, World | 14 Comments

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