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What is Poetry? When your legs are numb, Blood parching in your veins, Throat choking from the pain, And the fingers hitting the keys of the keyboard ceaselessly, Trying ever so hard to create something impetuously, Its poetry, you type. When you dream of the possibilities, And in what was once unimaginable, You make the reader believe, And change the way how their life, they perceive, Its poetry, you dream. When you play with words, Just as an artist would play with colors, To create a masterpiece, That reaches the depths of the reader’s soul, And burns them inside like coal, Its poetry, you paint. When you thread Your fears, your desires, Your insecurities, your pain, All just to stay sane, Its poetry you weave. When your heart is melting Like wax candles once lit, And drops of tears smudge the ink, To your knees you sink, Its poetry, you bleed.
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Jul 26, 2018
Jul 26, 2018 at 9:27 AM UTC
What is Poetry?
What is Poetry? When your legs are numb, Blood parching in your veins, Throat choking from the pain, And the fingers hitting the keys of the keyboard ceaselessly, Trying ever so hard to create something impetuously, Its poetry, you type. When you dream of the possibilities, And in what was once unimaginable, You make the reader believe, And change the way how their life, they perceive, Its poetry, you dream. When you play with words, Just as an artist would play with colors, To create a masterpiece, That reaches the depths of the reader’s soul, And burns them inside like coal, Its poetry, you paint. When you thread Your fears, your desires, Your insecurities, your pain, All just to stay sane, Its poetry you weave. When your heart is melting Like wax candles once lit, And drops of tears smudge the ink, To your knees you sink, Its poetry, you bleed.
To all those out there who just enjoy painting their dreams with words that make it all seem so much more meaningful.
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Jul 26, 2018
Jul 26, 2018 at 9:27 AM UTC
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