…..
…..
no tale so sweet
a spirit claiming kinship
nothing less or more
a secret
confessed
not to deceive
but to house her sorrow
her mischief and delight
hush
a sound
clear and sharp in the stillness
the call was a signal
for need and instant
no time left to us
great hounds had been loosed
and the light in the night
saw proper
showed no distance
but
a new and deeper feeling
of kinship
Spirit Train Chronicles 
Kinda like ghost radar but with *slightly* more structure. 😉
Incidentally this is also kind of how I see most written words on a page, from an intuitive standpoint. “Red” to me is usually somehow “deceitful” or “not true to oneself” whereas other colors (often blue) tend to be “speaking from spirit”, “in truth”. Even if the information presented is misleading or apparently “untrue” it is still the underlying energy being carried by the written word that shows through. It’s delightful to see someone else using this concept to paint words on the page.
I find that varying fonts can sometimes attract me to, or distance me from, their content.
There is a whole bunch of my blackout poems at http://bennaga.wordpress.com/category/poetry/blackout-poetry-poetry/, If you read a couple I think you will get the idea. I get drawn towards particular poems or passages of prose and go from there. It’s a little like channelling, The original posting of “Jaya Gaia Sister Deva”, including the blackout form of the original source material, can be found at http://bennaga.wordpress.com/2012/09/04/jaya-gaia-sister-deva/.
Wow, I just found this, Ben, it’s lovely and magical! What is the blackout poetry process?
It arrived via using the blackout poetry process.
Feeds my mind in a Good way…TY Ben
😀
I had a dream many years ago of a woman walking through a wood with two large dogs at her side. Diana being of course another emanation of this spirit being.
Release the hounds!