Amidst the chaotic scenery
I had lost my muse
How horrible
For a poet to have no words to share
Indeed I felt lost
So during the nights I dreamed
Peculiar things I saw in my dreams
But none worthy to be spoken as poetry
Just dreams
But then I began to hear a voice
A voice of a woman mumbling
Mumbling things to herself
Practicing a conversation by herself
Day by day I would hear her voice through the walls
Talking to herself
I would make out some words now and then
Especially when I was working at my desk
She would keep talking to herself
And I would keep trying to find my muse
I saw this woman one day
The one whom I would hear through the walls
She was finely dressed
I began to pass by her every day
And as always she was finely dressed
Always going somewhere
With an anxious look on her face
I would keep hearing her voice through the walls
But it was different now
She was not talking to herself
She was just talking
Again and Again I would pass by her on my way out
And she was always finely dressed
Perhaps she had a lover
Maybe that was why
The reason she would practice conversing
The reason she was finely dressed
Again and Again I would hear her voice through the walls
But why did I hear her voice through the walls?
Then one day it stopped
I could no longer hear her voice through the walls
I didn’t see her as I made my way out
And one day as I was making my way out
I stopped by her door
And heard a soft breathing
She was behind the door
I walked away
And finished the day
And that night as I sat at my desk
I could write once more
For my muse had found me
Yet she was trapped behind that door
Perhaps she had a lover no more
Or maybe she could speak no more
Could it be that my muse had found its place
And would leave me no more?
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A piece that is more of a story than poetry, but there are a few repeated things that can be taken out and the whole thing shortened to appeal to most poets..
The typo line
But it was different know (NOW) should be there.
I enjoyed reading the story and the whole theme was balanced, look forward to more of your writing now that your Muse has returned,
Yours Ian.T