by Jeph Johnson
It's tough to
be creative
when writing
from what's real;
to compose a truth
I recognize,
believe,
can see,
and feel.
What then
should I
utilize
creative
juices for,
when each
pulpous squeeze
secretes in me
a tongue-tied
troubadour?
To dip the pointed
quill of my
thirsty thoughts into
and analytically
summarize
the mundane
things I do
I think perfect reality
I think perfect reality written in poetic form is beter written when made dramatic and of course humours. Opinions not paid attention to but are well versed with aforementioned drama and humour; people even remember what was said and written. Emotive poem and well written well done DaddyO
http://www.postpoems.org/authours/a.griffiths57
I like your use of the word
I like your use of the word troubador in the penultimate stanza. Are you familiar with the troubador tradition, and thus used the term?
Starward
It Rhymes With "for"
perfectly. Reality inserted into a poem is a challenge. I fail at it often. :D