Thoughts on Writing and Motorcycles: Pull Me (via Cerulean Moon)

This woman has a unique technique to her poetry that makes her stand out from most others.  There are many other great poets on WP, like Dean J. Baker.  I like to read anything that flows well and basically has no restrictions or barriers.  I enjoy Free Verse almost as much as I love riding my Kawasaki, Vulcan 1500.  Comparing a poet or poetry to riding my cruiser, the wind in my face and rock and roll slamming through my brain is not something I have ever done, so this is a first.  Life is filled with firsts though, and such learning experiences they are.  We shine up those nuggets of knowledge and wear them like a shining badge, sharing and teaching where we can.  I think this is what life is all about, and I am grateful to all of those who show and teach through their writing and other art forms.

Copyright 2010 and 2011, by Glenn Raymond.

Cold comes in riding on darkness, gliding toward me – -silent, but for the wind from the dark wings – -feathers whistling beneath the eaves. Pull me into you. Hide me in your arms safe within the blanket of your love.  Loneliness – -the shadow of silence touches my soul with bony fingers – -laughs at my tears. My fears bleed violet. – -Violent red streaks the coldness, except in you.  Pull me from never-ending cold- -hold me safe from shadow’s re … Read More

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