"Enough of Science and of Art;
Close up those barren leaves;
Come forth, and bring with you a heart
That watches and receives."
- William Wordsworth 'The Tables Turned'

A beautiful stanza of poetry from the lover of nature and deep thinker, William Wordsworth.

never stop wondering - never stop wandering

you are living your story

Thursday Poem

Tonight

The fan blows
stiring up silent air,
I drift here before I dream those dreams which glow
and soon my mind will roam.

Through, over and in
the present, absent and future
I fly. Wandering, ceasellessly in
the nights lustrous, steady force.

-Written August 10th

Wednesday Metaphor

A sea of opportunity.

The Monday Pun

"You're my Maine guy!"

-said by Mike Avery to Elliot after our return from Maine.

Haiku Sunday

 Not a coffee shop

young lady, he quickly said

but a lame diner.

-written 8-7-13 

Saturday Poem

"In dreams begin responsibilities"

she'd write, quoting

the singer quoting

the story quoting

the poet quoting

an old play.

She would only warn me once.

- David Stankiewicz 'My First Beatrice'

Poetry and other writing musings

My dear friends. I have a new and exciting project idea. 

As my senior year begins, I want to continue writing and updating my blog. I've found that poetry writing is very excellent and I enjoy it quiet a lot. So I created this publishing schedule for the publication of poetry and other writing musings (thus the birth of this blog post title):

Sunday - a Haiku poem

Monday - a pun 

Wednesday - a simile or metaphor

Thursday - a poem

Saturday - another author's poem is posted

And I will try my very best to post according to this schedule regularly, starting this Sunday, the 18th.