Here and Now
In my darkest hour what was I to do, alone and as cold as a winter in Russia,
I needed an escape so desperate to feel normal again
School was the only thing that made me feel alive, not working as it once did
A woman with the smile of an angel and the soul of a monk,
She introduced me to a thing I like to call my savior, Poetry.
I sat down feeling like a joke, what would writing some stupid words do for me?
One after another hour after hour, I was happier than a fat kid in a candy store.
Days turned into months and before I knew it I had a pile of poems larger than Mount Evens,
Body, mind and soul in that pile and slowley but surley I was done living in the past and started in the here and now,
Little did I know that one simple poem would change my life,
I countinue to write because I am in love with the elements and the feeling I get.
I have never been happier and closer to my journal.
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