Loud Voice in a Quiet Mouth
My voice is quiet
But my thoughts are clear
While my ideas have value
Some feel that they're queer
So my mouth stays closed
My ideas are locked
Never Spoken
Never Judged
The life of a quiet kid.
Like a box
Holding my screams
I lack the need for attention
Others lack the need to listen.
To talk to oneself is unordinary.
To write to oneself is ordinary.
Literature is the key to my facial gate.
Writing is my sole form of expression,
Literature solves the depression,
So i write and i write,
I don't mind my obssesion
Follow the steps
And write up the accession
But if i had to give up
A single confession:
I write just to write
Not for attention
But my thoughts are for others
The thoughts I don't mention
Those thoughts that aren't mentioned
are often
The most thoughtful
So,
My thoughts must be superb
Because they are never heard,
Besides in this piece
in which they're observed,
Thoughts shown in writing
Are often preserved..
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