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Fresh paper
on the old clipboard
new gel pens
with blue ink
ready to cook up a poem
waiting for my muse.
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© 2017 Betty Hayes Albright
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Wonderful. I’m sure the muse is close by now.
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Always hovering but not always touching down. 😉 Thank you!
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My Muse seems to have her own schedule…and keeps me waiting sometimes for hours.
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I know just what you mean, Charlie. (Only mine sometimes keeps me waiting for days, weeks. 😰 )
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you whipped
that up
in a jiffy 🙂
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Had to add
some chocolate.
😆
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I think your muse was there the whole time – grinning at you.
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That might be, Sharon. I’ve been in the mood for something light. 🙂
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Very good one, Betty… superb!
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Thank you very much, Francina. I had fun with it. 🙂
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Wonderful, Betty, and one many can relate to. I’m also sure your muse is just around the corner. 🙂 💕
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Thanks, Lauren! Muse is elusive at times but faithfully appears when really needed. 😊❣️
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I can relate. 😊💗
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Lovely Betty 💜
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Thank you, Willow! 💖
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Hugs 🌹
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Sometimes the wake can be lovely. I like this, Betty. Wonderful!
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Thank you again, Audrey! 😊
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This perfectly captures the promise of a blank page for a true poet. By the way, the picture, along with the one your About page, strongly suggests that, like me, you are left-handed.
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No, right-handed here. Funny though, the first pics I took of the pen on paper were going the other way and then I decided it looked better going the other way so turned it. The thought entered my head that maybe the first way would indicate left- handedness and I even wondered if anyone would pick up on that. Amazing you did! 🙂 (In the About photo I’m using my right hand to hold my hair out of my face.)
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Thank you for correcting my presumption. I have noticed that people nearly always put their watches on with their favoured hand, so your About photo to me indicated left-handedness.
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You’re most observant! I’ve always preferred wearing my watch on my right wrist (opposite of most people) because of a red birthmark on my left arm, wrist and hand. Just thought it looked better, back when I was younger. Don’t really care now but the habit remains. 🙂 It impresses me that you noticed!
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Now that explains it!
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Lovely poem highlighting the promise of a blank page. And gel pens….that’s too cool!
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Thanks, Lana – (gel pens have become my favorite. Or my muse’s favorite. 😉 )
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Otherwise occupied it seems, but then (s)has quite a large clientèle to service after all. 🙂
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Ah, but aren’t the muses supposed to be everywhere at once? Guess maybe I should take a number. 😉
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In Greek and Roman times there were far few folk of course. 🙂 Look at chocolate bars. There always make a big noise if they are made larger. But then they reduce the size and say nothing.
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This is true. And we are not a-mused. 😝
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Sadly our options are limited.
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As long as our muse shows up eventually – and we have access to even a little chocolate. (Another gift from the gods….) It helps get the wheels spinning. 🙂
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Ah, Betty. 😀
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Snicker-snack! 😆
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Round and round we go.
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I prefer black felt-tip. 🙂
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Funny, every writer has their own “recipe”. 😉
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