aMUSEd tells the story of an older man feeling art, life, and love through feminine connections. "one cannot be a muse, one can become only in another's eyes" The tale is presented as poetry sharing the dramatic and sensual inspirations fed from the spiritual magnets of different women, and some, grounded in a single goddess. "I take your hand in mine. I lean over slowly to kiss you. / The clock stops. The fire has not." The raconteur captures moments and entire histories driven from the theater and passion that grace his life. "You breathe but do not stir / I watch and do not sleep / Who can, with such vision at hand" Whether a poem reflects emotions born from a few turns of the clock or a complex saga, together they portray a soup of romance, drama, and eros. "Exploring deity from my place of fealty / I taste all of sides of your offered divine feminine."