Cast their humble gaze
Upon the empty paper
It beckons and calls to me
Images of blankness
Shadows of light
Brilliant rays of darkness
Leap and pour from the white sheet
Faces, and time itself
Move defiantly under its supple tension
But allows the outlines and concepts
Of absolute genius and a madman's sanity to show.
Again a line divides them, as a hasty butcher's blade.
To the unknowing this is issued
As a warning and a challenge
If thy has one sprig of humanism in thee
Let these meager ink lines into your mind
And loose every notion and belief
Onto any empty white, blue or pink lined paper
Let your mind rule your hand
And never let another take or transplant your ideas
Before they are forever preserved onto parchment
A true way to achieve immortality
For the fountain of youth flows from every pen.
Published by Scott Bauer
Novelist, poet, and an average guy who has happened to have done more than most. Now taking the time to figure out just what I have done and why... View profile
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