Paper, Pen & Passion
A lost opportunity, a lost sense of self
But what was self, where was she, and what was home
With a pen and paper she possessed true wealth
Gracing the tip to a blank page, a fruitful caterpillar, she wasn’t alone
In a world, so big, so small, thoughts could not be spoken, nor kept inside
Write it all down they said, you will find the one
Reluctantly and with every tear stained page, she complied
Words jumped off the page, thoughts speaking back, feeling brighter than the sun
“Life is worth living she thought,” with a newfound respect
Poetry imparts the words of life than cannot always be spoken
And through the highs and the lows writing just had some effect
A love for words, the appreciation of lyrics, was immortally unbroken
So again with a pen and paper, with a new struggle in life she spoke again
A glimmer in her eye, and a shaking hand, such words were meant to be spoken
A lift of her hand, bumps all over her body, the words hit the page, a verbal “amen”
Thank you- lost opportunity, sense of self, for blessed I am, with thrilling passion
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