I.
Words can be more powerful than deeds
if you know how to use them.
But
how do you know that you know
how to use them?
Is it
when your best friend smells
the green of your grass,
When your sister remembers her tears
in your poem?
When the stranger tastes the salt in your sea air and
When a renowned poet sees you’re a brilliant diamond? But
When will you believe them?
When would you believe
in yourself?
But
you are just an amateur and are clueless and
you don’t believe
you can do it.
When will you stop doubting
[whether you’re any good/yourself and your skills] and
start practising your art,
start placing down your words.
Know that you know
how to use them.
Believe them.
II.
Your words are like ants
on the paper;
small, few perhaps. But
when you add them all up
you have a legion of punches.
You’re a warrior of words,
powerful, mighty, gentle, defending
and building the people.
Your people.
To them
a hero is what you are
when you share your speaking pictures,
when you show your singing words,
when you believe it yourself.
You are.
You are a writer.
Write your words.
III.
No-one knows you
sees you
hears you.
You have no name
yet. When you
write like you’re not scared
type like your words have power
try different pens like
you have a hundred swords,
you will become
somebody.
When you are just
a nobody who believes
in themselves, when
you are just an amateur and are clueless and
when you believe
you will shake the world.
You will always be somebody,
no matter what.
You will.
Because you can.
IV.
You’re a writer.
You have words.
They’re yours.
You will know when you know
how to use them.
Just believe in them.
Write them.
To all those poets, journalists, writers, scribblers, who are too afraid to share or publish or show their words to anyone and everything: close your eyes. Press the "send" button. You did it.