Sheila Sondik is a printmaker and poet in Bellingham, WA. The beauty of her environs inspires her work in both media. Her haiku and other poems appear in many on-line and print journals. Her artwork is on view at her website.
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Shiela,
I think this is absolutely lovely the way you've used 'thoughts' with 'unspool'
There is something magical about a road trip. The driver must keep her eyes on the road, but the thoughts keep unspooling, like that line. With or without passengers to talk to. I enjoyed this.
Shiela,
I think this is absolutely lovely the way you've used 'thoughts' with 'unspool'
thoughts unspool
with the white line
road trip
Much enjoyed,
_kala
Thanks so much, Kala. I am a big fan of your work – I'm very happy you liked this poem.
Sheila
There is something magical about a road trip. The driver must keep her eyes on the road, but the thoughts keep unspooling, like that line. With or without passengers to talk to. I enjoyed this.
Thank you, Alison. Glad it resonated with your experience.
Excellent.
Thank you, Helen!
unspool
childhood memories threads
kite flying