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Andrew Lees
Poems
Oct 2016
Four short poems on writing
An open book,
A feathered pen.
An inkwell? No, a vein instead.
A spider crawled across my page:
Just look at all the mess it made!
Words in rows of
Fullstop beat,
Iambic hearts and
Couplet feet
Pursued my pen with stately rage:
They chased it straight across the page!
But now their quarry's quit and done, they
Slouch off sulking, one by one.
The brave remain, by choice or chance:
Words in rows to turn and dance!
*
Crumpled words and jumbled wire
Catch askance and ****** afire--
Burst in terse and tumbled flame,
Cursed, my verses burn today.
Burst in terse and tumbled flame,
Verses never heard again
Return their words, inert and tame.
Cursed, my verses burn today.
Written by
Andrew Lees
Adelaide
(Adelaide)
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