But I Just Sit Here
I listen to my friend’s first single
as it releases on the web.
The melody intoxicating,
the words invigorating,
the occasion that it is
resonates throughout my head.
But I just sit here.
I walk through the art hallway,
and notice multiple works,
and a few masterpieces.
The artists that they are
pouring themselves on that canvas
in a storm of color.
As if to let the whole world know
“I have arrived”
But I just sit here.
On Saturday night I sit in the student section
to watch my classmates
try to takedown
the other team.
The last quarter comes with a tied score.
The clock counts down and we have the ball
the QB throws in a long perfect arch
to the receiver
who catches the ball and runs it in
for the game winning points.
But I just sit here.
I watch as my friends
Make music,
Create masterpieces, and
Win the game.
But I just sit here
professing my mind on sheets of paper.
I cannot write you a novel,
with the spillage of my mind.
But if you want rhythm,
Color,
Joy or even darkness,
than I have what you need.
Just let my thoughts flow,
and maybe, a poem,
you may receive.
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