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Poet's Insanity
April 3, 2011
Anticipation and
Frustration, mix
Become a
Medley, a
Frenzied waltz
Inside her head, become
Tangled and
Intricately intertwined,
Wound
Into knots
Of multicolored yarn
But their colors
Will never mix
To
Become brown;
They stay apart,
Mixing
Not into convictions–
Not in to signs –
But into separate beliefs and
Thoughts, into poems
Always too close to
Becoming madness
Tauntingly, tantalizingly
Close, yet never
Close enough;
The poet’s mind,
Always on the verge
Of tortured insanity,
Does not often submit to its
Future and
Destiny.
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