Some Of The Best Words I Have Ever Written Poem by Terence George Craddock

Some Of The Best Words I Have Ever Written

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some of the best words I have ever written
took birth from flight thoughts originating

in distant friend poet pens
your minds precious hearts

for this joy you have planted within many lives
many people in many diverse differing places

I thank you for thoughts which made time differences
in ripples which spread forth to so many far flung lives


Terence George Craddock (Afterglows Echoes Of Starlight)
Copyright © Terence George Craddock

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Split image from the poem 'To All My Beautiful Poet Friends', by the poet Terence George Craddock. Written in September 2023 on the 29.9.2023.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Deluke Muwanigwa 03 October 2023

Now that is a poet telling the gods the truth. I think. I hear you. If a poet does not hear the poem then we are doomed. I think. Great poem.

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Terence Craddock 13 October 2023

I wrote the poem 'Part Of The Poet Is Made In God's Image', inspired by my reply to a comment made on my poem 'Some Of The Best Words I Have Ever Written', made by the poet Deluke Muwanigwa and dedicated to Deluke Muwanigwa.

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Terence Craddock 13 October 2023

p3poems; the poet does not pray the words, the poet speaks the words into existence as God who created the heavens and the earth did; because part of the poet was made in Gods image.

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Terence Craddock 13 October 2023

p2incense and asked for divine favour protection victories peace love and good crops and harvests; spin forward to the twenty first century to find a 'poet telling the gods the truth' asking for nothing except the chance and time to write a few

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Terence Craddock 13 October 2023

p1once in ancient times there were people in lost civilizations cultures living within various religious groups with their own or adopted religious practices who worshipped and made offerings to their gods, these devotees offered up prayers

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Denis Mair 01 October 2023

Early morning valley mist rises from earth, while a low cloud remains close to the valley. The cloud and mist intertwine and there is no saying one begins and another ends. This is 'just a poetic imag; e, ' but there are reasons people conceive of such things.

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Terence Craddock 13 October 2023

p3 inspired by my reply to a comment made on my poem 'Some Of The Best Words I Have Ever Written', made by the poet Denis Mair and dedicated to Denis Mair.

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Terence Craddock 13 October 2023

p1I wrote the split images 'Glow Worms Spin Spiral Galaxies', 'Waking On Warm Earth From Sleep', 'Sleep Waking On A Rocky Riverbed', 'Watching Early Morning Valley Mist Rise',

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Terence Craddock 13 October 2023

I wrote the poems 'Still A Few Warm Memories Endure', inspired by my reply to a comment made on my poem 'Some Of The Best Words I Have Ever Written', made by the poet Denis Mair and dedicated to Denis Mair.

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Terence Craddock 13 October 2023

the line 'Early morning valley mist rises from earth' was an image that invoked many memories, there was always going to be a poetic response, the only question was what kind and style.

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