Poets Are Made of Many Things
written by: Gayl Wright
@GaylWright
What makes a poet?
Hugs and kisses
Music and prayer
Happiness and joy
Magic and majesty
Hearts and circles
Squares and triangles
Green grass and flowers
Children and animals
Walking and running
Porch swings and wind chimes
Hens and lizards, cats and dogs
Clouds, trees and sunshine
Conversations and tea time
Laughing and crying
Listening and speaking
Thinking and pondering
Reading and singing
Happiness and joy
Love and gentleness
Living and dying
Beginning anew
What makes a poet?
Gayl Wright makes her home in upstate South Carolina. Married for over 47 years, mother of 7, grandmother of 14. (Her oldest son is deceased.) Gayl loves to explore new areas of creativity as she crochets, composes poems, writes, art journals and spends time in nature. She is a seeker of truth, looking for beauty in ordinary things. Writing from her heart about all of life, her desire is to encourage others and glorify God. She blogs at Words, Photos and Art.
Latest posts by Gayl Wright (see all)
- Inevitable - January 2, 2024
- Christmas Delights - December 17, 2021
- Solitude In The Woods - June 13, 2019
