force my hand to speak words I don't mean I cannot surrender feeling to a cause I do not care for paragraphs fade my enthusiasm like impatience for another's child a minimum of respectful observance an obligation with the refusal of commitment appreciation does not equal replication I fear my knowledge deteriorates any remaining interest rots away even as you recite new lines my eyes are reading not receiving auto-erasing traces of empathy reciting simile upon simile my heart does not care for sonnets or haikus I want to feel raw like words written but my ecstasy of another's emotion holds no feeling when dissected the sacred art of expression picked apart and prodded like my disinterested answers my brain groans at your analytical stare feel my speech not the technique
I know your motives as I know mine I see value in soul you see value in rhyme
hi yes for some reason I hate English but love the act of writing and poetry; this is not to say English is unimportant or unuseful, this is more of a musing towards how I feel about the way it is taught in said lessons. As selfish as my thoughts are, all I wish you take from this is to teach others with emotion as opposed to cold stiffness and clinical questions.