NaPoWriMo 2020 – Day 7 – “Liquid Song, Rose and Rhythm” by David Ellis – A Found Poem Inspired by “The Wellfleet Whale” by Stanley Kunitz

Hey there everyone.

I’m participating in NaPoWriMo 2020, if you aren’t following the NaPoWriMo website already then go check it out at www.napowrimo.net.

Today, I’ve written a found poem inspired by “The Wellfleet Whale” by Stanley Kunitz.

If you want to read the lyrics to Stanley’s divine, moving poem then check out the lyrics below.

Read the lyrics to “The Wellfleet Whale” by Stanley Kunitz

Finally, here is my own found poem, thank you for reading and good luck with all of your NaPoWriMo adventures throughout this month!

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Image by Victoria_Borodinova from Pixabay

“Liquid Song, Rose and Rhythm” by David Ellis

Your language calls
Liquid song
Variations of the sea
As if from distant wind, waves, clouds
The whisper of the shore
Bubbling from mouth
Flowered, poured into air
Pure, of sympathy, understanding, wonder
Swimming, in moon molten
We found a deeper, roaring bond
Shared, lingering passion
Where rose and rhythm
Coloured life
Guided by the taste of warm desire
Your wings spread out, cover us

 

ATTENTION POETS – SUBMISSION OPPORTUNITIES AHEAD!

If you write any inspirational poetry then you should check out Auroras & Blossoms Poetry Journal. They are working on a special anthology issue focusing on inspirational poetry written during the period of NaPoWriMo this year! For more information, check out their submission guidelines here.

Auroras & Blossoms also accepts submissions of inspirational poetry all year round from adults and children aged 13-16 for their regular quarterly issues. Issue 3 is out now, so make sure to get yourself a copy soon!

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