Tell Me, Muse

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    Tell Me, Reader


    Which man/woman, shall you desire to be?

    Patrick

    Tell Me, Muse

    Tell Me, Muse

     

    Tell Me, Muse

    Would you favor, The Fool folly,
    Signifies a sign of wisdom
    Or
    Would you rather prefer, Prometheus,
    Returning with the stolen fire

    Tell Me, Muse

    Which man would you take?
    The Fool offers peace
    Prometheus offers the warmth of the fire
    Which person would you hire?

    Tell Me, Muse

    What offering should I choose?
    Wisdom or fire
    A magician or a Muse
    Which man, shall I desire?

    © 2009,Patrick Albouy Organowsky

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    Lolee commented on Tell Me, Muse

    11-09-2009

    I would choose the fire, because to be wise and cold, would be a sad thing. You would sit there cold, knowing too much causing you to be heavy hearted. But! I ignorance is bliss!! You can sit warmly by the fire picking your nose, totally oblivious that you are a fool. Yeah! I could do that...but I wouldn't want to know about my vacuous brain situation. and I would want a Kleenex.
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    rapace33

    11/09/2009

    your archetype might very well be an ISTJ, a thinker may be?. Anyhow, to the reader, a published poem is no other then a personal interpretation. As long as one can identify with the idea or a character in the poem, you can then own that poem.

    ginga commented on Tell Me, Muse

    11-03-2009

    rapace, Interesting poem with curious questions, spirited , and lively. I like the upbeat tone and conversational quality. ginga
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    rapace33

    11/04/2009

    How nice of you, the poems offers the choice for everybody to choose. It is a question that has been on my mind for quite some time. It was an exercise done with a creative writing group. the person I desire to be is the Fool (but of of course), and I am a Fool by birth according to the Tarot cards, and according to my archetypal type ENFP. I do like your poetry, you might very well be a possible Muse of poetry for me. -Rapace-raptor

    Poetry is what is lost in translation.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

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