Home > Creative Writing > Poetry
Created on: April 02, 2010
A Poem in my Pocket
~ ~ ~ * ~ ~ ~ * ~ ~ ~
The rasp of paper in the palm of my hand
The smell of ink and page pressed to my face
Thrilling tingle in my heart as I write
A blush of pleasure as words fill my sight
Collections of creatures, sensations, places
Musings of old and new inspire as they collide
Shuffle and blur of noise, color, print, texture
The whisper of promise ever softer, softer
I wait for it to rise up, for pen to ravage page as if possessed
It flows naturally, comes as the water falls from cliff ledge
Flowing river of insights, anecdotes, truths to be told
The soothing of an inflamed and wandering soul
Restless shifting through my mind, a ceaseless task
Searching, seeking out release and respite
Quenched only by pen and ink
The clatter and clack of stricken keys
Forming here a look to the depths of me.
Learn more about this author, Eulalia Prynn.
Click here to send this author comments or questions.
Below are the top articles rated and ranked by Helium members on:
Poetry: A poem in my pocket
A poem in my pocket
I keep it safe and sound
You gave it to me one day
When no-one was around
Sometimes you come and read
by AnnaB
Where’s that napkin?
You remember the one, that napkin…
I put in my pocket, filled with notes.
Words plentiful
by Carol Gioia
I had a secret love,
I dreamed of him each night,
I wrote him a love poem,
and folded it up tight.
I placed it in my pocket
My hands grip the steering wheel
Palms sweaty, fingers shaking
Eyes stinging, lips quaking
Can you tell me this is real?
I was drawn by your lovely face across the room.
My heart skipped a beat if you looked my way.
I took out a piece of paper
View All Articles on: Poetry: A poem in my pocket