My Imagination
And Cotton Socks
Stripp ing down to my socks, in an old faded tee,
or a worn sweatshirt, straight out of the dryer.
Snuggled deep into my chair, the one oversized,
writing down words I like to use, to get inspired.
Fitted carefully, into some story or a poem I have in mind,
disappearing, while never leaving the house.
Into worlds that lay in wait for me, to stumble right on in,
like some trap left out, for a wandering mouse.
Some music turned down low, and the window cracked a bit,
gets those juices flowing, like a waterfall.
Until I'm totally submerged, into a tale about to happen,
with the plot foreboding, waiting to unfold.
Oh, the mysteries and joy that come from letters on a page,
the places we will go, yet to be seen.
But, one thing I know for sure, it's gonna be a crazy ride,
to get it finished, so that someone else can read.
About the Creator
Kelli Sheckler-Amsden
Telling stories my heart needs to tell <3 life is a journey, not a competition
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Comments (10)
Love this, fantastic job!
Loved everything about this!
This is brilliant. I too love how our words help us escape while allowing us to stay home.
This is a great poem! I enjoyed this approach from the first line.
Very nice.
Lovely! Simply lovely!!!
That was awesome. It sounds so true but it was beautifully written and fun.
Yes this sounds about write. Oh, sorry I meant right. Or maybe write is right. Anyway I love it. well done.
Now I want nothing more than an old sweatshirt out of the dryer!!
Very good!