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Learning Between the Lines


Poetry has taught me a few things about life, Though writing it has caused me some strife. Thinking of rhymes in all sorts of moods- Angry and sad makes them a bit rude. But with work they turn out quite nice, And become more sugar than spice. Which taught me that with a perspective flip, Anything little is worth a large trip, And I learned that every thing on earth, Has a plethora of beauty and worth.
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