like something holy

I awoke unable to remember
how or why we write poems

or make these line

breaks

alerting us to another way
of reading and

seeing

now I remember

meanwhile
rainwater collecting in buckets
shone like something holy

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  1. johncoyote Avatar
    johncoyote

    I enjoyed the poem and I agree.
    “I remember
    meanwhile the rainwater
    collecting in buckets
    seemed like something holy the poem and I agree.”

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    1. Edwin Best Avatar
      Edwin Best

      Thank you John – sometimes it’s easy to forget why we do this.

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  2. Edwin Best Avatar
    Edwin Best

    Reblogged this on Another Way of Saying.

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  3. ofpaperandink Avatar
    ofpaperandink

    its our getaway.

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    1. Edwin Best Avatar
      Edwin Best

      love it – you are so right- my thanks to you.

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  4. artistbybeauty Avatar
    artistbybeauty

    Wonderful poem dear ๐Ÿ˜Š๐Ÿ˜Š Love it x x

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    1. Edwin Best Avatar
      Edwin Best

      Thank you for your lovely comment. Much appreciated.

      Liked by 1 person

      1. artistbybeauty Avatar
        artistbybeauty

        Your welcome ๐Ÿ˜Š๐Ÿ˜Š x x

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  5. oldmainer Avatar
    oldmainer

    Old friends never really disappear. They just move to the shadows. It is up to us to draw them back into the light. So here I am, asking you to let me know you are alright and hoping you will please us further with your work.

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    1. Edwin Best Avatar
      Edwin Best

      Thank you very much for your kind message oldmainer. Iโ€™m ok thanks and hope you are too. Unfortunately my work seems to have abandoned me of late. I have been through this before and know you cannot force it. I hope it returns as I am quite lost without it. I take solace and encouragement in your thoughtful words though, which are greatly appreciated.

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