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Overcoming Sadness


Soft as the wind blowing outside Is the cry of a voice so quite That you have to be in her head to hear it She weeps and weeps To find the answers to her Unanswered questions But life is unfair in a way no one can explain Yet while this small voice strains to be heard The world keeps turning And each day passes Though you have to choose if you'd rather bathe in the light or drown in the darkness.
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Kinley Baker

I am really into Poetry and I love to write. I am currently going to Central Michigan University to become an Educator with a Major in English and a Minor in Biology and American Sign Language. I hope to someday be a published author and to be able to spread my passion for writing and creativity to others. :3

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