Written for: dVerse Poets Pub - Quadrille #143 - Muse Cues (Posted by whimsygizmo) Are you ready? Get your muse a cup of coffee or tea (or your brain-rousing beverage of choice), ’cuz we’re about to put it to the test. Today, I want you to poem-play with the word muse. Muse. Musing. Amusement. Amused. Use it as a noun or verb or pen some fabulous whimsical word usage of your own (after all, what’s a muse for?) She came to me– bedraggled, red-eyed, long hair in tangles– my Muse. I’m used up, she said. Is that supposed to be amusing? said I. Her sallow face suggested otherwise. How will I create? You no longer need me. In fact, I’m retiring. https://dversepoets.com/
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Oh, man. They’re allowed to retire? I’m in big trouble…
😉 Love this, Sara!
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Thanks, De!
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Oh no! Not retirement.
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She feels I can work on my own. I have a feeling she will still be watching.
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Yikes. At first I thought she was just having a rough day, perhaps after a tough night, but she’s done?
Loved the image of a bedraggled Muse.
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Thanks, D. Avery! I guess Muses are allowed
to retire.
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It’s all up to you now! Great poem
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That’s pretty scary! Thanks, Sadje.
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You’re welcome
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does she get a pension? 😉
much love,
David
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That’s A-Musing.
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Interesting take on a muse. Nicely done.
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T/hanks, Arcadia!
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I’m sure you’ll be fine, Sarah! 🙂
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I’ll do my best, but I’ll miss her,
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I understand, but you’re a talented wordsmith!
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Aw, thank you, Susi.
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You’re welcome, dear! 🙂
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