EDGAR AND I: The Beginning

(Note: In support of the Edgar Allen Poe Museum and Mystery Writers of America, I purchased a brick and a 10″replica of EAP.) I don’t understand. The Edgar doll was supposed to inspire me to write. Sitting atop the computer desk he says nothing, does nothing, for himself or me. From his perch he looks down on me. Is it because I am cast in his shadow that I’ve lost my words?

There! Did he blink? Was the smile he is wearing sewn on or is it new? Oh Lord, what have I let loose upon myself!

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One Response to EDGAR AND I: The Beginning

  1. teresa says:

    Silence speaks (epa doll)

    Reckoning lonely nightfall
    Begs an angel’s winged wisdom
    Bestowing heaven’s answers
    On mortal man owed nothing
    But, a lonely road to a shoveled grave
    snatched by death of earthly memory
    And Sir, Will this answer signify?
    For, Surely, it did not I

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