Cinderella Dreaming

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The birthing of articulated expression
will always find its means of entering
into the world outside and beyond
the inner recesses of our awareness.

I love the wee and trippy hours of the
after midnight when the glass slipper
lay glimmering aloof in the moonlight
and the weary dreamer sets some
ink of thoughts onto the parchment
of a woozy head - too early in the day
to be about one's inescapable routines
too late in the night to do but dream

This is the witching hour in a life
where most everything is transfixed
in the baffling clarity of cerebration
the muses dancing in glad celebration





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Reviews

[Marvin Thomas Cox-Flynn..]

Frederick,

Contemplative and most meditative is that which I would describe this piece of your heart set to pen of page in muse's rage of having become a mind saddled sage of thoughts well worth pondering in the night ...

Marvin Thomas Cox-Flynn de Graham

[Red Brick Keshner]

Council of thought when the world about you is asleep. Thanks, Marvin. You are much appreciated.

[Chris Shaw]

Ah, the witching hour. I know it well Frederick. That is the time my fickle muse will come to life if she isn't off on her holidays. That is certainly a creative time for sure. I saw on the news feed that is your Dad's birthday today. Anniversaries can be difficult. Take it easy.

Chris

[Red Brick Keshner]

Thanks, Chris. It was a peculiar day and a peculiar Muse. I am sure one day it shall find its way onto page of poetry. /Frederick.

[Robert Haigh]

Inspiration can strike at any time. We can be half-asleep and still find inspiration calling us. There will be several false alarms along the way, as we see things more clearly in the cold light of day, but some of those midnight musings can certainly turn out to be work keeping! I can relate to this poetic write!

[Red Brick Keshner]

Thanks kindly, Robert.

[dfg]

This one completely blew me off my feet. it's so intricately written yet simply understood.

[_mal]

Beautiful idea. Beautifully written