Big cats walking on the ceiling
I watch them uncomfortably from my iron chair
Slipping a book from my bookcase of regrets
Turning to chapter seven
Goldfish swimming on the wall
Reflecting waves on the pages
Making the words swirl nauseatingly
As I remember …
Dogs walking on stilts out in the yard
Remind me of where I am today
Sitting in my iron chair remembering how you fell
And not being there to catch you
Red Wolf Journal Spring 2014, and a fresh start
10 years ago
Nicely written flaubert :)
ReplyDeleteMarinela x x
I LOVE how you expressed this! Very cool and creative. Turning to chapter 7 in the book from the bookcase (not just one book) of regrets...goldfish swimming on the wall reflecting waves on the page...very good stuff!!
ReplyDeletewow I love the imagery! I agree with Robin, I like how you talk about picking the book up from the bookshelf and turning to, not the first page, but chapter 7. Interesting. Great poem, Pamela!
ReplyDeleteGreat work! I really enjoyed the images presented in the poem, it seemed like I was watching a scene from a film!
ReplyDelete-Weasel
I got some great images from this. I can see the goldfish undulating in watery lines on the wall, reflecting off the book. And the dogs on stilts ... and not being able to catch someone ... wonderful!
ReplyDeleteDe nada Marinela!
ReplyDeletePamela
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ReplyDeleteRobin,
ReplyDeleteThere are soooo many and not enough time to write them. Thanks!
Pamela
Richelle,
ReplyDeleteYou are so sweet!
Pamela
Weasel,
ReplyDeleteMy life is like a film believe me! Thanks!
Pamela
Marianne,
ReplyDeleteYou are much too kind! Thanks!
Pamela
A whole book of regrets?I knew you were an interesting person and had a life!
ReplyDeleteDead good! Love your imagination!!
ReplyDeleteya...merlot is good and so is your poem Pam
ReplyDeletePamela, just beautiful. Your images spin around me. Great poem.
ReplyDeleteI love the landscape of transformed animals
ReplyDeletethe iron chair sounds fierce all by itself
wow, that made a thump in the end. Love it!
ReplyDeleteRall,
ReplyDeleteI do, I do or should I say I did, I did! Thanks so much!
Pamela
Andy,
ReplyDeleteThsnks for reading!
Pamela
Wayne,
ReplyDeleteIt is wonderful isn't it! But the next day isn't so. Thanks!
Pamela
Uma,
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the compliment!
Pamela
Lucychili,
ReplyDeleteThis iron chair is a real pain in the you know what.
Pamela
Red shoe artist,
ReplyDeleteThanks for commenting and stopping by.
Pamela
I like this one a lot. There's a lot happening between the lines.
ReplyDeleteFrancis,
ReplyDeleteJust like my life! Thanks!
Pamela