A dragonfly's body,
you say, riding low and heavy with iridescent flashes of purple, black and
green?
Ah, I see, think this if you must. As for my crisp, white shirt, with
cuffs of lace and buttons of pearls? Did you catch a glimpse of that?A
dandelion puff or wisp of cloud. Maybe.
Or could it be that
you have just caught sight out of the corner of your eyes of the spirit of the
muse?
Muse
I blow in on the
sultry
End of summer breeze
Riding humid
currents,
Darting between
raindrops with ease
I float in on the
warm,
Wet morning mist
Shedding my blankets
of fog
Dawn heralding my
daily trysts
It is I, your muse,
hear me sing
Melodies of the
moment
A breath of air in
the spring
It is I, your muse
Whispering fragments
of truth
Casting spells of
inspiration
Fueled on ancient
elixirs of youth
What, you do not
recognize me?
Well, I've always
been at your side
Prodding and poking
Even when you'd
rather I hide
Why do you not hear
me?
Instead you'd rather
ignore?
Listen, just listen,
I most humbly implore
My voice is like
honey
My hands deft and
smooth
I spin spiderwebs
into silk
Towering mountains I
do move
I live in the shadows
I bathe in vast seas
I sleep in humble
porch flowerpots
Like a kite I drift
with the breeze
Hear the music in my
laughter
A graceful dance your
steps will know
Pat attention to my
counsel
From your pen
prolific prose will flow
I turn sand into
castles
Rough stones into
shining jewels
I weave reeds into
baskets
With nary an
instrument or tool
I am your muse!
I am your whimsy!
I'm ancient,
mischievous, and full of wit
I am your ruse!
I am your fancy!
Leave your window
cracked open
I'll visit your
dreams and stay
At least for a bit.
~
Vrinda Aguilera is a Montessori trained primary school teacher, an intuitive energy healer, a closet poet, and practitioner of bhakti-yoga. She is passionate about supporting women on their spiritual journey and is a professionally trained life-coach. She lives in rural Florida with her husband and three children where she blossoms in the experience of her own mothering. You may connect with her by e-mailing her at: vrinda.aguilera@gmail.com
~If you are interested in seeing your poetry appear in this blog, or submitting a poem by a woman that has inspired you, please click here for submission guidelines. I greatly look forward to hearing from you!~
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