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Muse - Martin Regan Dove
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Special thanks to Bubba Bradley for
the cover design. It is brilliant!
And again for Amanda; I am only alive when the quill is in motion, you give me life.
Love will find a way through paths where wolves fear to prey.
Lord Byron
(The Giaour)
Contents
A Letter from Amanda
Foreword
Muse
New York for Amanda
As a Child
For Eyes
In My Mind
Late Afternoon
Rain
Spring Again
Love and Alexis
No Reason
Tonight
I Think of You
Harbours
Beauty
Summer
I was Thinking
Blood
For Amanda’s Birthday
Rambling Synopsis of Thought from the Quill
Coming Night
Seasons
Tired
Tomorrow’s not Monday
Our Days
The Heart is a Drum
Empire of Lights
This Moon Tonight
Are You still Here?
Sonnets for Amanda
The Single Word
A Conversation
Final Thoughts
A Letter from Amanda
Martin
Shakespeare wrote "How can my Muse want subject to invent,
While thou dost breathe, that pour’st into my verse
Thine own sweet argument"
You call me your Muse, Martin, I’m not sure how I inspire you, but I can say I am bloody glad I do. You have kept me entertained with your incredible stories and prose for several years now, which makes this a fabulously mutual partnership.
In a world where the written word is rapidly being eroded, slowly chewed and spat out in text-speak with pointless acronyms, the pure beauty and romance of yesteryear is reflected in your poetry. You may call me old fashioned, but I’ll accept your soft articulate balladry over such charming modern gems as I’ve got 99 problems but a bitch ain’t one
.
One should probably not question what makes a muse, for only Zeus knows for sure. So I will simply sit, read your ravishing words, and smile with absolute pride while joining the ranks of the many who have come before; who had the absolute pleasure of inspiring literature, the sciences, or the arts.
I really cannot properly articulate how honored I am to be your Muse
Martin; I only know I am, and it is a wonderful feeling. As an old wolf once whispered across a page to me: Teeth and Paw
Amanda
Friday July 3rd, 2015
Bournemouth England
B"H
Foreword
Hello my friends, it is beyond lovely to be seeing you again (metaphorically of course). To those of you familiar with my work, welcome back, and to those of you reading my verse for the first time, thank you for finding the time to peruse my ruminations. Anyone who knows me well, knows my favorite thing in the world is to get hammered and write. Or rather, after the third or fourth scotch, I generally start frantically searching for a quill, because inside my head life has began to blaze, and it is a fire only words seem to temper. I have spent hours attempting to describe the moon. How it is framed by