Art by Chris P. (tronsoda.com) ↔ Poetry by Nick Goodman
I find the most difficult part of writing translation
Because inside my head there’s wondrous elation when poetic frenzies float freely
A great line of words divine will sound fine, even grand
But when planned to be recorded
The fluid is lost
And sometimes the greatest mental rhyme
Loses everything sublime in quick time
Its as if I’m not supposed to be recording this
But rather, enjoying the bliss of my thoughtful theories
Connected as series of stanzas and verse
Sadly, this poets true curse is not writing block
But a memory that can’t lock greatness down
So a smile will quickly frown
At the loss of an idea that would surely drown any nonsense written by Shakespeare and Walt Whitman
But no one can see inside my head
So i continue to wait and capture a thread from the marvelous mental quilt fabricating my ideas
my comments on Shakespeare is a joke, I kid
But who knows, maybe my point is valid
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