Hour of Thought

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Photo credits: Nautica Lake in K.L

Posted for Quadrille 13 @ dVerse Pub

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52 Responses

  1. Vinay Leo R. says:

    I agree. 🙂 The poet definitely needs to keep that door to madness open. The hour of thought can come any time, just like a mad rush that makes it into a complete poem, the soul reflecting on it. Beautiful. Love the picture too!

  2. Misky says:

    Yes, courage is as useful as vocabulary for us poets. Nicely done.

  3. De Jackson says:

    A powerful piece, Sanaa. Love it ❤️

  4. Walter Marks says:

    I probably should close the door someday. Well alright, I’ll leave it open a teensey bit. Thanks

  5. Raivenne says:

    “…in keeping ajar the door that can lead to…”

    A pebble always poised the break the surface, our courage indeed lies in our willingness to face it and then pen it all – the joy and yes, the madness. You’ve captured this so well. Excellent write and photograph.

  6. Grace says:

    I agree with you…keep the door ajar for anything, including madness.

    Enjoyed this one Sanaa.

  7. That is splendid, Sanaa! And nice to see you gain courage to contemplate that potential darkness. 🙂

  8. Pleasant Street says:

    Ah, I know of this madness

  9. Bjorn says:

    Oh yes, we do need that little door open, we need to thread on roads not walked, but we need to be able to walk back as well.

  10. Gayle Walters Rose says:

    Some writers have had that door to madness wide open. I think ajar is just right. Nice, Sanaa!

  11. Wow! So, beautiful, Sanaa! ❤️

  12. This shall go in my Favorites by Sanaa List. There is such depth in these short lines. I can see all the way into the speaker’s soul… and I’m intrigued by what lies within.

  13. Yes, Sanaa, and leaving that door ajar lets in light and darkness. Much love, Kim xx

  14. Maria says:

    Ooh… I completely agree, Sanaa. One needs to walk through the realm of madness every once in a while. ❤

  15. lillian says:

    Absolutely stunning! …the door to madness….the power of words….the sudden shaft of the idea! 🙂

  16. Bryan Ens says:

    Keeping ajar the door that leads to madness sounds a bit frightening, but perhaps there is that aspect in really good poetry.

  17. its always risky tripping the light fantastic but you did a great job keeping the door ajar – it leads in two directions thankfully

  18. Sabio Lantz says:

    Fascinating exploration and images

  19. Mish says:

    Oh this is so true…I think there are uncharted territories in our mind, glimpses of madness that lend to some profound and beautiful poetry. Love this, Sanaa.

  20. kanzensakura says:

    I think this is the best you have written. Stripped of pretense and lush imagery, it speaks truth loudly and powerfully. Excellent. Madness – most important to us.

  21. Barry says:

    This is beautifully stated. I too keep that door to madness ajar… loved this.

  22. Julian says:

    As poets we need the door to insane ideas to remain open; you continue to write Inspiring
    poetry, thank you, Sanaa

  23. barbara says:

    Wonderful, Sanaa! I like the way you used the prompt word as ‘ajar’. Poets and madness…could be a spark of genius there, also! 🙂

  24. Truedessa says:

    The door should always be kept open – for that is where the magic resides even if there are moments of madness trying to express ones thoughts.

  25. anita Lubesh says:

    Haunting poetically and wise words in a surreal welcome madness onto your horizons way – love the idea of the use words almost like mist .

  26. Sue Anderson says:

    Sometimes that door is harder to keep open than others.
    But yes, it needs to happen.

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