Saturday, January 24, 2015
Fred Leavitt
To Diane
I.
My violin shrieks
and rends the air with lament
but look who wields the bow
don't blame the instrument
I write ill matched couplet, tinkly rhyme
but others, with words full-known to me
breathed life to Kubla Khan and Leda's swan
and the fair lake isle of Innisfree
I I.
My spirit was dormant, uninspired
listlessly played by those I knew
aimless drippings on a cluttered canvas
and then came you
Newfound emotions surged within me
for Gods can be made from fools
I knew beauty, passion, tender love
It's the worker, not the tools.
{Fred Leavitt, fredlvtt@gmail.com}
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