Poet’s Epeolatry

Epeolatry: The worship of words.

Poet’s Epeolatry

Writers worship words

Through their creative thinking

And aspirations

Copyright @ Phillozofee 2020

Reviews

[Coyote Poetry]

I do love words. I keep paper near. When a world catch my attention. I write down. I love to read the ancient writers. They were the master of the language. Donne, Ben Jonson and Dryden. They make me want to create. Hello my friend and I hope you are doing well. Always a pleasure to read your work.
Coyote

[Phill Oz O'fee]

Bless you my friend … I too enjoy old books, writers and manuscripts! :-)

[Ted Kniffen]

I would think it would go without saying that the better writers are in love with words...not their own I don't think...that seems to be torturous most times...that never satisfied that anything is actually finished.
Words in general are an addiction for me...reading anything has always brought pleasure.

Reading this piece will rank near the top of my list.
A good write Phil.

[emmajoy]

Oh my goodness.. such a clever: 5: 7: 5

You're such an academic poet, Phill. You sometimes put a few of us to shame yet - never shout or throw your skill about these hallowed halls!

[Phill Oz O'fee]

Why thank you my dear friend - a lovely review to read digest!

[emmajoy]

I have Bisodel!

[Phill Oz O'fee]

An anagram of bisodol is diobols; meaning - ancient Greek silver coins - therefore your review has precious originality in nature - ahh the smiles go on and on … :-)

[emmajoy]

One learns something new every day - thank you, seriously!