Muse Unbound Poem by Brian Hinckley

Muse Unbound

Rating: 2.5


Given often to poetic speech,
I sometimes forget the subject.
I think in flowery prose,
leading my words to be less direct.

When I write,
my thoughts form perfect.
My imagination explodes,
my passions begin to connect.

Driving beyond conventional thought,
my prose become heated.
Faster they burn to the page,
my fire never becoming depleted.

I live in a world constantly in flux,
music and prose dance about me.
My muse guides every thought,
constantly whispering 'Set me free'.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sidi Mahtrow 05 August 2008

The Spoiled Muse Sounds as if your 'Muse' Is accustomed to over use And like a cat at the door Demands to be let out Now if Not Before. But when denied he will, As many an owner will tell, Make a mess on the floor When he can't get out the door. s (It's really hard to keep those poetic impulses under control.)

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Brian Hinckley

Brian Hinckley

Buffalo, New York
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