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The Art of Vomiting Words


The art of vomiting words into a few stanzas and verses is called Poetry.

The individual who have that sense of talent is called a Poet,

And they paint images by pressing down on keys that have letters printed on them.

They throw random letters that spell out colorful meanings,

For their audience to interpret in their own way.

The people who articulate these splat of words are called Readers.

Consuming the colors and words to make life a little more brighter.

I am both a reader and a poet,

Articulating and making imagines that from in my audience's heads,

That teach them what I have learn though the 18 years that I have lived.

 

Showing them that life is not black but gray,

And once in awhile there is a burst of color that makes life better.

Teaching my that the fear of death is ok and not fearing death is also ok.

That I’m beautiful on the outside and inside,

And that beauty is in everyone.

I learned that the only person opinion I need is my own.

Finally I learn how to think for myself, to see myself as individual,

And to not be afraid to be myself.

All of these things I am pass down to my consumer, my reader,

And that is you.


 

 

 
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