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The almost whispering scratch Of your pen upon a paper As you feel creativity's beckoning Calls and calms the muse. There have been others So volatile, so crass And everything made with them in mind Resembled. But you who calms my Muse, The phrases flow like water And the letters dance like whispers of wind. Through your spark Does my own creativity wonder And take flight. Ever-present beauty lives in what you create And every word is a melody The silent sound of the breath in your lungs Begets a kind of sanity. There have been others And all that was made for them Is ravaged by the hands of madness But you who calms my muse Contents my soul's cry And allows my creative heart to fly. In the purest sense of inspiration, In the most surreal, ethereality of existence Words respond and gravitate to the paper Liberating themselves in sentences. There have been others And then there is you And there will be others But then, there is you
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Jan 23, 2014
Jan 23, 2014 at 11:47 PM UTC
You Who Calms My Muse
The almost whispering scratch Of your pen upon a paper As you feel creativity's beckoning Calls and calms the muse. There have been others So volatile, so crass And everything made with them in mind Resembled. But you who calms my Muse, The phrases flow like water And the letters dance like whispers of wind. Through your spark Does my own creativity wonder And take flight. Ever-present beauty lives in what you create And every word is a melody The silent sound of the breath in your lungs Begets a kind of sanity. There have been others And all that was made for them Is ravaged by the hands of madness But you who calms my muse Contents my soul's cry And allows my creative heart to fly. In the purest sense of inspiration, In the most surreal, ethereality of existence Words respond and gravitate to the paper Liberating themselves in sentences. There have been others And then there is you And there will be others But then, there is you
QSaint
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Jan 23, 2014
Jan 23, 2014 at 11:47 PM UTC
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