#dVerse – Posted by Whimsygizmo in Quadrille
Write a poem of exactly 44 words (not counting the title), including some form of the word “muddle.
Poetic Muddle Mind
a fleeting muddle of memory
within an overworked body
with a disorganized brain
creating a real solution
by ignoring the facts
and muddling through.
whats the point anyway
significance of nothing
putting it all together,
with pen and paper
writing in a poetic way.
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And when all those muddled words come together, we find they make sense. Love this!
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Thanks, sometimes muddled words come together. Have a great week.
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I love this title. I think I HAVE this mind. 😉
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Thanks, nice to know someone else feels like me at the moment. Smiles
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Sometimes it does feel just like that, Elsie. Then a clear head prevails and we bat on! 🙂
xoxoxo
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Thanks Carolyn, hope my head clears soon, have to think twice about everything I do, it’s like a brick wall is blocking my brain.
I’m moving on each minute of the day, wishing that numbness would go away.
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I wonder… sometimes a poetic is clear and sharp and at other times it’s like moss on a diamond.
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Thanks Bjorn, hoping soon that is is moss on diamonds and it will float away. I always appreciate your comments. Have a great day.
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Poetic muddle mind……title so aptly describes us all on some days. Overworked, disorganized and pen in hand we stare at the prompt or the blank page. But somehow words flow out…maybe not my best today, but I did it. Something concrete….and sometimes that’s all there is….and that’s ok! 🙂
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Thanks Iillian, for the nice comment, true we usually get something written, but not always our best work. Happy Days Writing.
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I like the muddle of memory and creating a real solution even though one has to ignore the facts.
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Smiles, I like that comment, it seems to be working for me at the moment hope it continues that way. Have a great day or night.
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sometimes all we can do
is muddle through
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Very true, happy days writing.
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And to you.
You have been a great positive example for me since I started blogging.
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Oh! you made my day, thank you.
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