In Mists and Madness

I find myself holding onto mist

Author's Note

The wailing owl screams solitary to the mournful moon. – David Mallet

Reviews

[LastMonth]

You like Owls, Don't you?

Well, I suppose they are as good as any animals. Something about their eyes just screams intelligence. Heck, what not to like.

As to the poem itself,
Once more you poke at the right points. Evoking thought and emotion.
I've learned, with your poems, that it is best to read them aloud to fully let them do their work.
You have a talent, that's a given.

I wish I could give more insightful remarks, but my poetry skills begin and end with rhymes. While I can enjoy, I'm not that good when it comes to improvement.

Still,
Thank you for the read.

[An owl on the moon]

My friend, it is so good to have you by again. Thank you so much for your insights, and your uplifting thoughts. And yes, my first novel was called An Owl on the Moon. It speaks so much of my soul, living in the lonely, haunted places. And yet, I do find light in the strangest places. Wishing you such a beautiful, inspired week.

[LastMonth]

Life is simple friend.
Write, and I'll read.

[Sandipta$]

Oh white owl..... 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[An owl on the moon]

Thank you for sharing your light here, Sandipta. 😊😊😊

[thetish]

Amazing how you sculpt with words.

[An owl on the moon]

I appreciate your kindness. :)

[Andy Walker]

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[Coyote Poetry]

Beautiful artwork and words my friend. I will write three poems today. Thank you and Ana for the good words shared.
Coyote

[An owl on the moon]

So thankful for your uplifting comments, and for your poetry that fills the cafe here with song.

[Coyote Poetry]

You are welcome my friend.

[ReedWrite]

Your poems are hauntingly beautiful.
There is something mysterious and other-worldly about them...something that draws the reader inside and allows us to step into another world. Another time. Another memory.
I could read this all day. Beautiful.

[An owl on the moon]

And you lift my soul again with your light. Than you so much. May you always find beautiful mystery all around you, and within.

[Kathy Van Kurin]

Froman,
To breathe in the commonality with nature and wildness. I came from reading this with a feeling of encouragement to continue thinking and being just who I am whether sophisticated or not. Nature has a heartbeat after all. Blessings to you Kathy

[An owl on the moon]

Your words are so appreciated, Kathy. And yes, please, let inspiration only ever awaken your soul's unique voice more each day.

[Kathy Van Kurin]

Thankyou........................................ Kathy

[Sean M. Addams]

AWESOME PIECE ..LOVE THE IMAGERY IN THIS A LOT.. VERY BEAUTIFULLY DONE

[An owl on the moon]

My friend, so good to have you by again. Thank you!

[Sean M. Addams]

ANYTIME MY FRIEND

[barleygirl]

This is very difficult to read (too tiny & not enuf contrast between words & background) . . . but worth the effort, becuz your words are gracefully stated with nicely-flowing alliteration: "where the white owl whispers" . . . "on misted moving mountains" . . . and I particular relate to the ending: "ancient echoes of ancient sighs" . . . so many of the sensations I feel when spending time out in nature.

[An owl on the moon]

Thank you so much for reading, even with the misted letters and lines. Appreciate your uplifting comments, always, and want your weekend so filled with grace and joy. :)

[Jade]

I so love it when light pierces the darkness, it sets the mind wandering, sometimes it's the images that captivates one, Just like the wise ole owl. Interesting read and write, love it

[Valentine]

A bit hard for these old eyes to see, but I enjoyed what I could. Valentine

[An owl on the moon]

Thank you my dear friend. I apologize. Should have placed the words separate as well.