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The Thinking Man


The Thinking Man is always thinking

Thinking of the best kind of writing

Writing of some kind of rhythm, so he is listening

Listening for some kind of inspiration coming

Coming close to breaking

Breaking down and stopping

 

But then something

Something wonderful he starts thinking

Thinking about the joys of living

Living the life that the pen is creating

Creating the vast world never-ending

never-ending is our own imagining

Imagining is the mind spending

Spending precious time writing

Writing about the wonderful things he is thinking

So the Thinking Man is always thinking

 
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