Impelled :: Healing Through Dialogue. — [Impelled]

From poem #251 - I try to move the reader even more and set out to heal through dialogue and words', 'collections


400 Personae

Thinking of the giants and personae (characters) in my lifetime reading fiction, I dedicated this to a friend who helped me mend. "I wait for the never ending story to lead a way out of hell, As I promised the Empress I'd create something special".

Rhyme Scheme: Consecutive

I think often of Aule who laboured long and gave freely
But am guilty of taking on too much, shrugging noisily
As I dash this or other person's hope and then brood
As Niggle may have those aeons ago, in somber mood.

Then I think of Feanor inciting and wonder at His power
That sets ideas into motion when it's time to gather,
People to this or other cause, and rally them forth.
To give as Jonathan did, gaily and his soul's worth.

Then the Lion-heart comes to mind and moves me so
With his words that resonate so much, then deeply echo
As they laugh on in the river as the Messiah passes by.
Oh Donald, you taught so much, foremost to ask why.

I wonder at you my dear, what kiln forged you so tough,
Yet sensitive of heart and steadfast, also kind not gruff.
How can I explain what it means to have a loving friend,
After so many years of being bereft, now on the mend.

What other characters do we have that toughen us up?
Remind us what joy can be ours, what dreams aloft?
I wait for the never ending story to lead a way out of hell,
As I promised the Empress I'd create something special


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For a dear friend whose very peaceful future was and is being threatened. I do not agree with her decision not to go down with guns blazing, but respect the strength she has for choosing that. "My advice to you, all friends - is to just recover fast and keep moving - we know this life as bumpy, yet chose it, so make it one of giving"

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Thinking of the Nature of people and the watchwords needed to build the promise of tomorrow, this blank verse poem was made from words given by a friend and mentor.