Work. Wonder. Write!

Experience. Examine. Express.

Wrestle with wooing worries and wars.

Wage wealth of wombed wishes and whys.

Work.

Wallow in writer's wanton wanderlust.

Worship worthy wounds of wayward weights.

Wonder.

Warrant a wardrobe of weathered words.

Wed to wisdom's weapons.

Write!

Author's Note

I thought of playing with alliteration but it seems that I ended up writing a tongue twister with some depth. Well, I hope this makes sense somehow.

Smile :)

Reviews

[Praveeta]

Lovely write. Greatly enjoyed.

[Blue]

Thank you so much, Praveeta! I enjoy your reviews, too.

[Praveeta]

You are welcome.

[Donald]

You always amaze me. I imagine your work will be included when sometime in the future they talk about english literature in class.

[Blue]

The lesson will be "The Worst Poems Ever". Hahaha. :P

[Donald]

Don't be so hard on yourself. Your poem says a lot with so little being ssid.

[Blue]

Of course I'm joking, Donald. :) Thank you for boosting my ego. ;)

[Baby Ricochet]

What a wonderful write!!!!

[Blue]

Thank you, BR.

[Simon Welsh]

Great alliteration. Flows well!

[Blue]

Thank you, Elliot.

[Pushkar Prabhat]

Wow! It is deep indeed.
I liked it!
:)

[Blue]

Thank you so much!

[Einstein Noodle]

you may have started out with an exercise but you ended with (in my opinion) a very successful poem .. the form was immediately pleasing to me ... its simplicity striking ... the "tongue twists" i find to be powerful in that it slowed this reader down to pay attention ... i like this a lot Arzel ..nice work
E.

[Blue]

Your words are always a source of encouragement to me, Einstein. Thank you so much!

[Frieda P]

Wooo Wow....what? Ha, wonderful! ;-)

[Blue]

Haha. I'll take that as a compliment, Frieda? :P

[Frieda P]

It most certainly Wwwas...;-)

[Blue]

Gooood. :)

[Frieda P]

Wacky wandering walking wakeful ;-)

[h d e rushin]

Nicely done Arzel...I couldn't do this in a million years.....dana

[Blue]

Of course you can. Haha. Thank you so much!