Thoughtpieces
My Vocal Publications To Make You Feel Good

Introduction
I have done a couple of these pieces. They are not poetry or fiction stories although they are fictional. They are a little stream of consciousness although they are actually directed toward positive feeling.
I included Clifford T. Ward's "Wherewithal" because it is a beautiful song about a love that won't happen. I love his use of English words that are not used every day:
My attempt at another 'Home Thoughts' album track combining vid clips from Jane Eyre and the beautiful music of CTW and his love of English and the intricacies of love. Many thanks to all contributors. Enjoy.
I wish I had the wherewithal
To attract your attention
Wish I had the wherewithal
To attract your attention
You are so nonpareil
You introduce a new elation in my life
But you are so nonchalant
I don't suppose this new sensation will materialise
I had to look up wherewithal, it's a noun:
the money or other means needed for a particular purpose
and also nonpareil:
having no match or equal; unrivalled.
Thoughtpieces
These are some previous Thoughtpieces and I hope they make you feel better for reading so are in the poetry community but others are spread far and wide, or so I thought. Many are just poems and by their nature there are not many categories that they fit into.
I could put this in fiction, but it is an article about a writing form, so it needs to go in Writers.
So a Thoughtpiece is something that when someone reads it, will make them feel better. They will leave with a smile though it is not comedy.
Conclusion
I was going to end this with another one but I think that would not work so I will just leave you with this idea and then set to work on my next real Thoughtpiece.
Thank you so much for reading and looking forward to reading your Thoughtpieces.
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