The Poet's Reality

The Poet's Reality

A Poem by Raven Aurora
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Originally, this poem was inspired by the screen name of a very kind soul I crossed paths with back in 2003. Her name was a blend between "poetry" and "reality". I still don't think she's read this.

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We may appear pensive,
Introverted and living frugal;
Another ordinary human...

Yet, fountains of creativity
Stem from frigid, frothy oceans
Filled with abyssal passion

With our wicked utensils
And an abundant imagination,
Diction is subjected to our will

Emotions play across faces
That at first glance appears
Plain, desolate and arcane

Look deeper, into our eyes;
Memories gone by flash past
While hope still brightly twinkles

Shapeshifters and dreamers,
Rulers of kingdoms yet unseen
Creates our demographic scheme

Students of the malleable word,
Eternally enthralled by a pen,
Form eloquent concepts in the mind

Rhetoric rivers pour from us
During the moments we may speak;
Melodies inflect our airy voices

No boundaries of age or color,
Gender or economic disparity
Divide the bonds forged between us

Working parents, child prodigies;
All of us are one and the same entity,
Bound in spirit by a verbose muse

The poet's reality is kaleidoscopic;
Although our lives are quotidian,
Humdrum beings we certainly are not!

© 2014 Raven Aurora


Author's Note

Raven Aurora
This is a rather old poem I decided would be a good start to my tenure on this site. I may not take suggestions to change it since I am a very recalcitrant poet and tend to do all of my editing while writing or shortly thereafter. However, I welcome any reviews. Comment at will.

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Raven Aurora
Raven Aurora

Philadelphia, PA



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I have been writing since the age of twelve. Even then, I tried to understand the world around me. I have grown more perceptive as I've aged. I write about pretty much everything, from depression to j.. more..