Poetic Expression

‘Surprise’ – it was no surprise that this word, used frequently in our language, brought much variation with the direction of the poems this week.

‘Eerie’ – what is eerie to you? What do you see? How does it feel? For some of us, it is not somewhere we want to go too often, as it can bring up more than we want to face.

‘Temptation’ – this was a good word to explore as it really led to some relevant life themes we are facing in our society today.

‘Naked’ – what does it say to you? Where does it take you? Naked; a term that could apply to things that are no longer disguised or covered.

Quickly. It once again drew out themes that related to life. It had us explore feelings about things, phenomena and way of life. It’s amazing the power of a word.

‘Scam’ – a word that arrived and unfortunately nowadays, is something that has meaning for many of us in some way or other.

‘Candle’ – the role it has played in our history and our evolution. So many rituals that involve them and gifts brought through them. What stands out for you?

‘Colour’ – the magic of. The incredible gift of light that brings the spectrum of possibilities. So many shades and variations, that can be seen and experienced in every thing that exists around us.

It was interesting to hear more about the moth. Similar to the beauty of a butterfly, however with difference. It appears that moths tend to be stockier and have furry bodies, whereas butterflies are smooth and lean.

‘Birthday’ – we all have one. The day we are born, a marker for our annual celebrations. We all experience that birthday differently and have our own feelings, and thoughts about what it means and what we want from it.

‘Moon’ – what an amazing thing, our moon. So many tales, stories, poems, philosophies about this constant visitor in our lives. No matter where you are in the world, this is our common. We all share the magic of it. We all enjoy the variation of it.

A concept about a time that is yet to be experienced. Often seen as an unknown, that is anticipated, yet often unaware it is upon us now, before our eyes.
Every now moment was yesterday’s future and tomorrows past. So where did this take us in our expressions this week.