Thursday, October 1, 2009

A Writer's Life a Poet's Verse


I am not a scholared writer

Nor am I a well versed poet

An English doctorate hangs not on my wall

Nor a major degree from a prominent school

I am but an element of past and present

A girl turned woman, a boy turned man

Living life through blank books

Writing literature of unsatisfied beings

Filling empty pages full of lives past loves and hates

My blood, the ink refilling calligraphy pens

Bitter tears spilling onto journals leaving letters of words for pens to trace

The writing on sheets, therapy for wounded hearts

Who I am you can find sitting on library shelves

Desperate fears like metaphors hidden between lines

Dreams on paper coming to life

Giving our minds room to feel and survive, all memories gone whether yours or mine

I am the tears we cry deep inside

The pleasures of hearts which guide sunny days

Smiles on childrens’ faces, the laughter of joy

The everyday life of misery we hide

Words coursing through veins of disappointments & regrets

This is the essence of a writer's words

Lyrics which make us cry or laugh loud and bright

The presence of lives existence forms a poet's verse

Life lived through this body and seen through these eyes

Faceless people, nameless souls

Creating the words for this writer to take flight

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