Why do we write? We pour our hearts and souls onto paper-flowers for no one to read.
Make sticky, saturated imagery about a sweet summer song. And wish that the words will make the flora and fauna of the concrete wall that is our life, grow.
Or to bask in them as glorious sunlight, and lap them up like sweet nectar for the soul.
The Artist hangs his work proudly, on the wall.
The Poet hides his, in the top draw of his desk. Underneath old essays and postcards for places he yearns to visit. Does this make them any less, beautiful?
To take words, and arrange them pleasingly, on the page. After all, they are for no one,