Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Eating Ideas - Eating Ideas, The Sequel

Here's a pair of poems for philosophers and poets who know you can feed the mind and heart with words. I liked the way the first one went so much that the second one had to follow. A little while back I posted a similar poem, Eating Prayers.

Eating Ideas

The idea hunter
Builds a good fire just so
And roasts the latest.

Such a wild notion
Found wordsmithing on the trail,
This latest idea is fat,
Spicy and alert.
Drips sparkle in the heart's fire,
Just might be a book.

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Eating Ideas, The Sequel

Good ideas, tasty
When young, still better when old.
They chase me home.
Sooner I get there,
Sooner start the deep fryer.

Hear them hiss, crackle
As they fry up. I can't wait,
Chow them down right now.

4 comments:

  1. Your poems are very unique! I will have to come back and do some more reading...these two have piqued my curiousity. :-)

    I stopped by from Tr'ee's blog to let you know how much I enjoyed your poem "Fired God". I loved it especially the last line.

    Hugs,
    Kimmie

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  2. Thanks for your comment. I've had some time off and didn't have to lose all that time to working. I won't be able to visit that much now. However I do hope you will stop by again.

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  3. Christopher, I enjoy coming back now and then, just to digest the new insightful words you'd had served up...

    I would like to honor you and your blog though by presenting you with(The Honest Scrap Award), Just stop by to accept your award. I feel it is well deserve. Once I get it posted.

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  4. I don't know about awards. I am not sure I want to create more stuff on my blogsite. I have seen these things on the sites of others and appreciate the somebody thought somebody else's work is cool or neat or hot. I guess what I think is, then return and watch what happens next, and share about it. That's quite enough. Or maybe start writing poems in conversation. Now there's really the extra mile.

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The chicken crossed the road. That's poultry in motion.


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