my favorite ghost
for three decades
my innermost thoughts
she sometimes invade
she came from the wild
and tempestuous lands
i borrowed her from
bronte's sure hand
tortured soul she was
and tragically romantic
fell in love with force
with revengeful heathcliff
let me in...let me in...
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I haven't written a decent poem in weeks, consumed by my book of legends.
This poem is written for the Thursday Think Tank
Oh such a good poem and a perfect choice of ghost. I always think of Cathy when the topic is ghosts - scratching at the window. Wonderful poem!
ReplyDeleteninotaziz,
ReplyDeleteOh I did enjoy reading this. Something of a classical, ghostly feel!!
Good to see you writing again.
Best wishes, Eileen
Heathcliff, ha! How I love this poem, nino.
ReplyDeletePamela
Ninot Ma'am,
ReplyDeleteGreat, looking forward to your poems and there you are. Ghost stories always fascinate me.
PS: Read somewhere you aren't at the Club , no more.
An enjoyable ghostly poem. Bring on Heathcliff!
ReplyDeleteDear Sir Hanks,
ReplyDeleteYes. Remember I said I no longer want to do repeated events from year to year? Well, I resigned from the Golf Club and today is my last day.
I will be working now a five day week and definitely more time for writing!
Dear Sherry,
ReplyDeleteYes, Cathy is my favorite tragic ghost. To me Wutherinmg Heights is a love story. Glad you liked it.
Hi Eileen,
Classic indeed!
Dear Mary,
Heathcliff is dashing, isn't he!
Dear Pamela,
ReplyDeleteThank you. I loved your little ghost too, dressed in white!
A beautiful poem for a beautiful tale Ninotaziz...and yes,Heathcliff is dashing! :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Carrie! Great to see you here. I have been soooo bogged down. This will take quite a while with my adjusting to a new job, the books and two upcoming weddings in the family!
ReplyDeleteAnd yet, as we go through our busy lives, life is taken one day at a time in Japan. Just called my Japanese friend in Tokyo - offered her to stay in Malaysia if she and her husband needed to. But she was as upbeat as ever. Just preparing herself - what to do for the next tremor / earthquake.
Spooky, yet revetting, just like the story.
ReplyDeleteCathy to me is Suhaimi Meor Hassan's.