To Be Heard
To be honest
It doesn’t really matter who hears this
As long as someone does
In fact
To be honest
Not even reaching ears matters
Not really
Because writing [for me] is more
Than just a way for my voice to be heard
It’s endless introspection
Marked with my specific inflection
That does not require perfection
And though you might tell me I’m foolish
That work means nothing if it is not heard
That I may as well be chirping like a bird
Flying on wings that take me away
Making a melody that is perfect
If only to me
Having a view people aspire to
Higher than any tree
Happier than any of thee
Free
Careless
Loved
Beautiful
You may be right
That it might be pointless to write
If I am not going to be heard
But take one moment
To consider the foolishness
Of explaining to a bird
That it’s chirping is pointless
If it is not being heard
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