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An inkling is a slight, vague notion, hint, or suspicion about something. It refers to having a faint idea or a subtle suggestion of a situation, often used as "having no inkling". The term originated in the 16th century from Middle English, implying a faint whisper or mention <> no irony for me that the fluid of wordage, ink be the rooted of this faint idea, subtle suggestion i only realize now that inkling is a perspicacious threading hinting, the first knowing, when the dreamed of invisible line, is there, ahead, inviting, hithering magnetic, when the ember glows hotter, sparking fire, when a single word unleashes torrents, it is a tinkling, a chest pain an uniformed certitude that a venturing is afoot; words gliding atop a slow moving brook, cupped in my hand, taste them, taste me within them, knowing the spiking ripeness of each lettering, the linkage bonding one to the other and me to you how bold to say so quietly, “I just wanted to write you” just that, no more, and the inkling feeling is me drinking in your poetry, your presentation of an invitation, a glove thrown, a dueling proffered, and overwhelming me is the tempo of the tempest of the imagination inklings are stolid, certifiable, Unlike a premonition, a wishful thinking becoming an idea, becoming a hope an inkling is a spiking everyday my peers, my heroes, the admired giants of many years, leaving me behind, their terms expiring, for no raison visible, here too, know of no just reason why my words persist, but an inkling drives me hard fast, pour it, no time for sprinkling or anointing, let them be ripened from chest in great haste, skin and seed, pulp and stem, and so I write you, I write you
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Mar 12
Mar 12, 2026 at 12:04 AM UTC
inkling (an informed certitude)
An inkling is a slight, vague notion, hint, or suspicion about something. It refers to having a faint idea or a subtle suggestion of a situation, often used as "having no inkling". The term originated in the 16th century from Middle English, implying a faint whisper or mention <> no irony for me that the fluid of wordage, ink be the rooted of this faint idea, subtle suggestion i only realize now that inkling is a perspicacious threading hinting, the first knowing, when the dreamed of invisible line, is there, ahead, inviting, hithering magnetic, when the ember glows hotter, sparking fire, when a single word unleashes torrents, it is a tinkling, a chest pain an uniformed certitude that a venturing is afoot; words gliding atop a slow moving brook, cupped in my hand, taste them, taste me within them, knowing the spiking ripeness of each lettering, the linkage bonding one to the other and me to you how bold to say so quietly, “I just wanted to write you” just that, no more, and the inkling feeling is me drinking in your poetry, your presentation of an invitation, a glove thrown, a dueling proffered, and overwhelming me is the tempo of the tempest of the imagination inklings are stolid, certifiable, Unlike a premonition, a wishful thinking becoming an idea, becoming a hope an inkling is a spiking everyday my peers, my heroes, the admired giants of many years, leaving me behind, their terms expiring, for no raison visible, here too, know of no just reason why my words persist, but an inkling drives me hard fast, pour it, no time for sprinkling or anointing, let them be ripened from chest in great haste, skin and seed, pulp and stem, and so I write you, I write you
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Concealed in my diary in the form of words my emotions explode inklings of events predicaments conjectured or sighs of contentment vaguely interpreted lights my soul stagnant but painful glorious yet tearful
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Dec 29, 2018
Dec 29, 2018 at 11:31 AM UTC
My diary
The Glimpse© As he rode down the escalator Eyes upon the next step Caution on his mind The throng of people Surrounding him like a fence Something told him to look up Was it an inkling Was it intuition Was it a premonition Was it fate But look up he did And in that moment their eyes met It was a mere seconds of a lifetime But they were both transfixed He going down She coming up A passing of two strangers Eyes locked Was this a flight of fancy Or the real thing He would never know For she was gone around the corner And he was on his way to work Destiny would have to prevail Someday but not today Andreas Simic©
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Oct 13, 2017
Oct 13, 2017 at 4:22 PM UTC
The Glimpse
I spend my time thinking but all it brings is drinking even with my eyes unblinking I don't have an inkling I spend my time creating the gates of my debating hating my own procrastinating it's only time I'm wasting I spend my time drinking but all it brings is thinking when my mentality is shrinking I don't have an inkling
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Aug 5, 2016
Aug 5, 2016 at 3:04 PM UTC
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