Starting Up Ending Up

Starting Up Ending Up

 

You start on something trifling,

Unknown or specified.

Keep on going.

Something’s coming, showing.

New, a never-born and taking shape

Babe barley-corn without a theme,

Shorn of form of any kind

From formless uncreated mind.

You carry on,

Motif potential in the air, everywhere

Waiting for a -scape: land-, ocean-, town-

You-name-it.

Old components, pristine layout.

You, the well, you the wealth.

So start!

It’s art.

 

Starting Up Ending Up 7.30.2015

The Processes: Creative, Thinking, Meditative II;

Arlene Corwin

 

The Perks Of Having One Partner #2 (revised)

The Perks Of Having One Partner

(a non-rhyme in meter)

 

You get to know the signals;

Multifarious techniques and spots;

Which signals please and those that gratify.

You know the tastes,

What to avoid, what to include

And what will satisfy –

It’s so much easier.

 

Uncomplicated, natural,

Unceremonious and calm,

Pace leisurely, unhurried,

Honest, undemanding,

It, an easygoing understanding.

 

There are many perks

In having one monogamous, long term,

Significant life partner –

Licensed by the state or not.

 

The Perks Of Having One Partner 7.26.2015

Love Relationships II;

Arlene Corwin

 

*Perk: advantage, benefit, bonus

The Perks Of Having One Partner

The Perks Of Having One Partner

(a non-rhyme in meter)

 

You get to know the signals;

Multifarious techniques and spots;

Which signals please and those that gratify.

You know the tastes,

What to avoid, what to include

And what will satisfy –

It’s so much easier.

 

Uncomplicated, natural,

Unceremonious and calm,

Pace leisurely, unhurried,

Honest, undemanding, it

An easygoing understanding.

 

There are many perks

In having one monogamous, long term,

Significant life partner –

Licensed by the state or not.

 

The Perks Of Having One Partner 7.26.2015

Love Relationships II;

Arlene Corwin

 

*Perk: advantage, benefit, bonus

Three Times S: Silence, Stillness, Solitude

 

Solitude:

Alone’s creative part –

And what we need.

Loneliness? No, only-ness.

No yearning for support –

Earnings of a sort.

No tears, no fears, if only temporarily.

 

Stillness:

Willed un-movement;

Body/mind and what we need.

Either/or, or one or both:

Calm and peace,

And what we need.

 

Silence:

Without sound; the space between

The hubbub and reverberations

Of the world we live in:

What we need:

Three times S.

 

Three Times S 7.24.2015

The Processes: Creative, Thinking, Meditative II;

Arlene Corwin

 

 

 

Every Time I Think Of You

 

Every time I think of You,

Part of the brain ignites,

Set light, a sparkling synapse firework,

And then I know I’m Your image

‘Cept for toes and crotch and such,

And I don’t need to have you as a crutch,

Since You and I are one.  And so,

I stick to me myself

Like glue

Because I’m You.

 

Every Time I Think Of You 6.18.2015/7.23.2015

God Book II;

Arlene Corwin

 

Chronicling A Life

Chronicling A Life We do it, small historians We, saving, storing, organizing, Photographing with our tiny cameras, Publishing selfselfselfself, World a background, we the bearers Of the stories, Leaving for the after-others, Those to come to prize. Always products of our time, Valid or invalid, we inform, A suture to the future. Scrap ambition, fame, esteem. We chronicle. We document. We’re history.   Chronicling A Life 7.18.2015 Pure Nakedness; Our Times, Our Culture II; Arlene Corwin

Latest poem on Elderstorytellingplace and coming book!

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Above: Arlene Corwin’s latest poem Elderstorytellingplace
REMINDER: OUT SOON! A SENSE OF THE RIDICULOUS (XLIBRIS)

Getting Bored #2

Getting Bored #2

 

I bore so easily.

I play a tune time after time

And have to change it.

Improvising: that’s the name.

Who can do the same life out? We need

To change; we crave variety:

Machines that crave variety;

Nuance, nothing big,

Subtle, slow in coming, but,

If you’ve the talent and the ear,

You hear – extemporizing, winging-it, ad-libbing

All to please your self.

Creatively and on the spot,

You feel you’ve got

To make up something new,

The worn replaced, the boredom quenched,

The freshness making you a chirpy fledgling.

Lose the fear – it’s here to banish.

Clinch the moment,

Let it shunt you to the next

Perplexing phase.

 

Getting Bored 7.20.2013/7.12.2015

Vaguely About Music II; Definitely Didactic; The Processes: Creative, Thinking, Meditative II;

Arlene Corwin

 

 

 

Justice #2

Justice #2

 

Radio bound, one listens.

Radio sound looms large and carnal,

Channeling the yearly summer invitee

Intimately speaking – just to me.

A war reporter tells the tale:

Children maimed and children sold;

Authentic, old

As man and strife

Who can live that life?

She, the free

Despondent correspondent

Writing, adding to

The altogether madly true

Omissions:

Empathy, morality,

Equality, veracity,

i.e.

Justice.

 

 

Justice 7.8.2015

War Book II; Our Times, Our Culture II; Small Stories Book;

Arlene Corwin

Every Thought Is Worth A Poem

Every Thought Is Worth A Poem

 

Every thought is worth a poem –

Maybe more – a different form,

Something longer:

Tome with inner theme expansion;

Novel thick and many paged

Depending on the stage of life,

The bent of talent.

Every thought is worth a look.

You’d be amazed at what comes out

From towers of unnoticed power: crackpot crazed, saint devout.

Unknown secrets, bright light insights;

Revelations for the few to comprehend –

The few who comprehend.

To entertain and satisfy some inner germ.

Every thought is worth a poem.

 

Every Thought Is Worth A Poem 7.9.2015

The Processes: Creative, Thinking, Meditative II; Revelations Big & Small; Definitely Didactic;

Arlene Corwin

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