Seeking Solace
Blog Post by Denise White - Feb.15.2011 - 8:22 pm
What do you see, hear, feel, with your body; what touches you, when you read poetry? Where do you feel it? Where do you find that feeling when you write within yourself? Where are the spaces, or places in life that you've gone to seek solace?
What I hear with my eyes,
What I see with my ears,
Makes me feel like a vessel afloat,
In a sea of pure amber glass.
The poem is internal, the feelings
Are thoughts, that have been
Trapped, not reflections, but parts
Of my whole.
I react as if the experience were
Mine; to close with my ears,
Shut in with eyes, and
Dance with my body.-daw
To be published in "Butterflies Will Come"
This is my solace. Where is yours?
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Calling to mind the work of naturalist-poet Mary Oliver, White paints a handsome yet arresting portrait of the joys and pains of living.”
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About Denise
I taught mathematics for 32 years during which time I had my jr. and sr. high school students write books showing their knowledge in words and in numbers. I have been a poet and journaler since about the age of ten. I have poetry published in Northern...
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House by the Sea, Dot and The Line, The Three Miss Margrets, The Kite Runner,The Zen Of Creativity, Traces in Blood, Bone, and Stone






