There are perhaps no days of our childhood we lived so fully as those we spent with a favorite book. ~ Marcel Proust

[Reading Time: 1 - 2 minutes]

I have a thought and sing a song
dreaming about days long since gone
you and me, me and you
Tra-la-la turns into fiddle-dee-dee
it’s more than just a memory
we dance and shimmy, shimmy, too

A random explosion flows sublime
words and ideas fuse in rhyme
a heartbeat, a pulse, and I blush
Free-floating, hovering from above
mind and body, together thereof
moving in rhythm, feeling the rush

image courtesy of ☠ The Punk ☠’s.

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§35 · October 22, 2009 · poetry · Tags: · [Print]

2 Comments to “An Exercise In Rhyming”

  1. Sahara says:

    Good describing. It’s kind of short though: you’re building up and then…end. I like what I see, however. :)