Today at DVerse we are being inspired by art again. I was inspired by the image below, by artist Catrin Welz-Stein.
What kinds of transformations and openings are in front of me?
Such richnesss on a bed of fertile green,
Such wonders brought to life from dreams!
In my head are butterflies, and in my hand a key.
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ah…..and dreams do come true! 🙂 And the key….actual or mindful or that creative imagination wrought by butterflies??? 🙂 Loving this one!
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The Whimsy is wonderful. It goes well with the image.
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These last two lines truly feel like a classic poem:
“Such wonders brought to life from dreams!
In my head are butterflies, and in my hand a key.”
Wonderful!
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You know what that key in the hand is … it is a pen to write your butterfly words!!
Dwight
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A very whimsical feel and that key can open doors to the imagination.
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Nice sound. I like the fertile greens and key.
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very sweet – if we all had such a key and a lovely place to walk and dream.
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This is so short, but says so much. Maybe that’s all we need – butterflies and a key. Dreams, and the way of acting on them. Ideas, and the road to making them work. Wings and roots, wings and roots.
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Such a memorable line: ‘In my head are butterflies, and in my hand a key’. I wonder where a poem would lead that began with this line!
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your last 2 lines are wonderful
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Love this… the butterflies is what I have in my tummy…
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Beautiful..Love those butterfly thoughts
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A head full of butterflies is a good thing. (K)
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I enjoyed your description of this artwork the best i think, you put it back to us, how those butterflies and the key were his tools and also his strength as he ventured into the unknown, a very good description I had not noticed about this artwork before reading your poem.
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Your words are so kind! Thank you.
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