The poet's way to catch the muse.
Dyed-in-the-wool commitment , knitted tight
to the reigns of tidy life will forbid dreaming.
Counted as wastage by common-sense sight,
dreaming is seen behind myopic screens,
and single-track minds believe this, blindly.
Shell off this misunderstanding, take flight
and join the first misty cavalcade to find
life that, only in dreams, can be seen aright.
Intangible clouds will open to notions
on faraway planes, dress in some attire
of chimerical muse and fly deep ocean's
speedway to beyond the stars,where a fire,
built with gleads of potent ideas, vibrates
inside a luminous heart, - - - - fan it alight
and watch sparks of stardust catch flame
- - - - -- then - - - -- - -- -- wait - - - -- -
New states will translate, words will write
themselves - - - this yielding to fervour
for needing more dreaming means insight
will - - - - g r O W - - - - -and succeed.
Only in dreams can we fly as you do in this stunning poem Fay. The intangible clouds opening the notions to the eventual stars and fire, sparks, flames and stardust, is amazing poetry. Then wait - wow - your last stanza such a triumph! Love it, love it!