Dream Time Poetry

A collection of healing poetry designed to mark the author’s own insightful journey through the complexities of life.

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Category: Creative Writing

Country girls and woman folk

14 September, 2009 | Creative Writing | By: Helen Howell

‘tis a country girl that knows to be
in complete and utter harmony

with the wild that calls within, within,
in the dead of lonely nights
but she wakes to find the sun up high
on the crying fields.

The crying fields spread far and wide
over all her hopes and needs inside
and she traces them with hands attuned
to the fabric [...]

The sea

20 August, 2009 | Creative Writing | By: Helen Howell

The sea came in from way out there
where love’s a stable entity
to tell of many grandiose things
and the beauty of it all.
But the shore possessed of seashells, grit,
and discarded human garbage
could not absorb or understand
the sea’s need and wish to be
the bearer of good tidings.
Sea stayed a moment, just a bit,
before the toss and turn
that [...]

Bedtime story

19 June, 2009 | Creative Writing | By: Helen Howell

Mist swirls as if propelled to be
a lifelong living entity
but creation writes the story
and makes of mist a seasonal
and passing happenstance.
In comes in low and stealthily
with the mind of a criminal
intent on stealing love
and ransacking true insight
and then it disappears
as fate decrees it must
to allow the “Seek and Find”
its chance to be around.
Seek sticks close [...]

The gypsy (A bit of Sunday night nonsense)

17 May, 2009 | Creative Writing | By: Helen Howell

The gypsy’s fire has burnt to ash
and she has now retired
from passion’s inspiration
to dance so mindfully
to the tune of all she feels.
The rain has started falling;
pitter-patter, pit-pat-pat,
and there’s a momentary pause
before the rain is allowed
to mingle with her tears
and make them be as not.
The pause is the time between
what was and what must be
to [...]

The “pretty weird”

19 April, 2009 | Creative Writing | By: Helen Howell

The “pretty weird” sits like a bloated frog
on a rock in the centre of town
surveying the scene as if it’s a king
and ruler of lesser mortals.
It croaks from a platform above the norm
donned as it is in regal attire
and delivers its message forcefully
to those not yet in the know.
I listen like one determined to be
educated [...]

Many a day

20 November, 2008 | Creative Writing | By: Helen Howell

Simply a story.

At the beginning

1 November, 2008 | Creative Writing | By: Helen Howell

Words inspired by the sea and the shore

A woman’s need

21 September, 2008 | Creative Writing | By: Helen Howell

A story attempting to illustrate that a need should be disposed of when it is known that it won’t be satisfied.


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