Magpie Poetry Prompt: A Fibonacci Poem, March 18, 2012 (Written during #wordmongering fest)

Cogs

Spin

One twist

More plates move

Greatest good swerves how?

We cannot see the inner clues –

Somehow among us are those who wave the magic wand….

 

 

 

 

This poem was prompted by the image above offered by my friends at Magpie Tales. An image prompt is offered weekly. Insightful writers the world over offer their insights. Try it!

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Comments

[zongrik]

interesting take -> some people are magic, and they know how to serve the greatest good. that's a very optimistic way of looking at it all

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[Jj Roa Rodriguez]

Good take! .. :-)

JJRod'z

[laurie kolp]

Great take on the picture prompt, Julie.

[brian miller]

smiles...i think some do have the magic that makes the gears turn in this world...its all in how they use that power though....

[Sue]

Yes, for good and for ill.

=)

[Livingintheeasternwoodlands.blogspot.com]

Oh, for the magic wand that swerves for the greatest good. Yet, what's good for one, isn't necessarily good for another or good for everyone. Responding to a scientific poem, with a mathematical poem is brilliant, Julie. Your poem is wonderful. Thank you for sharing this.

[Tess Kincaid]

I want a magic wand...

[kristen haskell]

Delightful

[Doctor FTSE]

Very interesting form. Pity the lines get longer so quickly . .

[James]

I like the image of an essential someone operating the gears that move the plates... the wrench as wand. Very nice.

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