do not write to impress others while your truths shiver beneath the heart's surface with memories inked in sepia tones your fingers tracing their muted scents as Braille while eyes kneel in meditation
instead enter your mind with reverence wander its marbled halls barefoot feel time's sacred parabola steering toward winter your fingers splayed upon life's frozen glass
push silence open allow the celestial light to sink between cracked teeth honor your voice feel its angelic hymn rising as a melody above the sylvan landscape until your thoughts coalesce as snowfall blanketing earth's skin with love
When poetry falls upon deaf ears and your words sliver from silence, write anyway. For the poet does not write for ceremony, but for the heart.