Much Madness is divinest Sense to a discerning Eye ~ Emily Dickenson
Sometimes a poem means just what it means. This is inspired by the Wordle of We Write Poems, a play with sound and sense.
Somewhere
in the Madness Woods,
across the Rabbit Blue
far beyond the Melting Wind,
"You, me, Mockingbird."
It teases life again,
faint and growing thin:
Me,
You,
Mockingbird.
Really love "in the madness woods" - thanks so much for joining in this week, Karen!
ReplyDeleteThere's a good mad combo - me, you, mockingbird
ReplyDeleteNice sound-play. Our mockers are fat, sassy, and loud as crows.
ReplyDeletewhat a great poem. i too love the line 'in the madness woods.' our mockingbirds are loud here. i love to watch them. hope all is well. have a great day~
ReplyDeleteBeautifully penned. :)
ReplyDeleteYou me and me you! Clever shot Karen!
ReplyDeleteHank
Whatever the poem means to itself... to me it just sings.
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