always wanted
to flow in circles uncommon
outstretched in meaning
you asked me to
think outside the parameters
of rounded thought, processes
similarly viewed, angle it
you said, shed
light on it from a distance
review polygons - mirror
sides, light reflects sharper
than in spheres
revisited
step to the edge, perch upon
the crest of common
taut uncommon realms, reign
within the points
of shapes imperfect
perfectly graced.....
bkmackenzie
copyrighted 2011
in watching the Royal Wedding - it is evident that this is a couple that is stepping to the beat of their own drum while embracing the beauty of all things Arthurian...wishing them the best..bkm
My last post for April NaPoWriMo #30
Shapes imperfect...this embraces us all, and its a lovely state of being.
ReplyDeleteGrace, it is there, in these words of yours.
yay you made it bk...posting #30 tomorrow myself...yay! smiles.
ReplyDeleteit is refreshing to have a bit different drum in the royal fam...will be interesting to watch as they go forward...
nice bit of verse...and geometry...smiles.
Loved the rhythm of your drum beat, never mind theirs! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely. they do make a nice couple,don't they?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
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ReplyDeleteSounds like an allusion to Prince William's mother here too? What a wonderful way to start a life together.
ReplyDeleteNo need to revisit certain spheres. Love the movement and the "angle" of this!
ReplyDeletePerfectly graced...indeed. Thank you.
thinking outside the parameters is important - i like your thoughts on them ..perfectly graced..beautifully done bk
ReplyDeleteGorgeous piece!
ReplyDeleteSuch brilliant writing. I love "perfectly graced"......
ReplyDeletethank you, I truly did enjoy watching the wedding..I thought at first it would be just another show...but it was so lovely to see a couple that truly are in love and comfortable with each other...bkm
ReplyDeletemind blowing sentiments.
ReplyDeletewell done.
love the photo shots you chose.
I really love your geometric imagery. I'm a sucker for geometry.
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ReplyDeletethink outside the parameters
of rounded thought...
This is my constant ideal of thought, but I've never been able to express it as well. Your poem is a fitting tribute to the Royal Wedding and yet could quite easily stand alone. A highly thought-provoking piece.
Barbara,
ReplyDeleteI liked your shapely words and the movement that provided.
Best wishes, Eileen
I, too, appreciated their obvious love and connection, BKM...
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. Love the photos. Seems like she is changing already with a much more serious tone. I guess I'd be quite serious though if they called me Princess and meant it. LOL
ReplyDeleteHi BKM...just a note: Hope you will head over th "Imaginary Gardens" again. Trying to get something going there.
ReplyDeleteGreat work! I love how it brought some relevance to current events. My potluck: http://verseinanutshell.wordpress.com/2011/05/16/protect/
ReplyDeleteGreat words. I guess something good CAN come from all that royal wedding hoopla.
ReplyDeleteYou did indeed shed light on this..so well done!
ReplyDeletewonderful poem. I to wish them the best.
ReplyDeleteI like your take on the royal romance. Yes, they seem to be determined to do things their way. I enjoyed your turn of phrase.
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Very insightful and smart write. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteWow, Barbara. Enjoyed the geometric metaphors you use to express the uncommon.
ReplyDeleteMy most favored write this potluck!
ReplyDeleteKUDOS!!! AWESOME!! I really truly dig this :)
http://lynnaima.wordpress.com/2011/05/12/within-the-margins/
lovely words and wishes.
ReplyDeletewonderful shapes in the poem
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