Poetry is remarkable for
The amount of joy it
brings
But please poets, we
do get it,
Things are like other
things
Poetry is remarkable for
The amount of joy it
brings
But please poets, we
do get it,
Things are like other
things
In the well of thoughts
The wordsmith dips his
cup
In search of inspiration
And drinks deep the
draught
But when the spark is
struck
The muse was present
At the moment of
conception
My poems have been called
On a good day, ribald
More often
artistically bald
Humourous? So-called
Wit to scathe and
scald
Tastelessness unrivalled
Not written but
scrawled
Or just plain tired
and auld
But I say with joy
untold
Prepare again to be
appalled
The last mythological muse
Urania, muse of
astrology
Foreteller of the
future
By the stars array
Dressed in a cloak
Embroidered with stars
Holding a globe in her
left hand
Always looking to the
heavens
a goddess of universal
love
And possessed with the
holy spirit
The Renaissance Urania
Was muse to the
Christian poets
And still gazed to the
heavens
But saw God amongst
the stars