I was thinkin� of one who wrote while in prison. His confinement did not deter him to let free his thoughts. He's Dr. Jose P. Rizal, our national hero.
Turly thought-porvoking!!! The premise of not finding an outlet from day-to-day complications until finding the almighty pen is excellent. I loved the brief yet direct approach describing a type of panic with the 4 compacting walls. Well done my friend.
21 August 2001 - 9:11am — . Donkerman (not verified)
Yes, how true it the thought - you can be in a prison, but no one can stop the mind to travel far and wide behind the high walls. It made me stare over the ocean, thinking about thoughts, dreams, and the pen... A lovely poem! Regards Donkerman
Turly thought-porvoking!!! The premise of not finding an outlet from day-to-day complications until finding the almighty pen is excellent. I loved the brief yet direct approach describing a type of panic with the 4 compacting walls. Well done my friend.
Loved this!
Yes, how true it the thought - you can be in a prison, but no one can stop the mind to travel far and wide behind the high walls. It made me stare over the ocean, thinking about thoughts, dreams, and the pen... A lovely poem! Regards Donkerman