Pen and Paper
Words words and more words,
To the average human there just words,
But to a poet,
They can take you to a world so unique,
You would never have thought you'd know it,
More beautiful than any antique,
Is the real world of a poet.
For once they grab the pen and paper,
Reality becomes vapor,
The person the outside world sees disappears,
Like a vanishing puppeteer,
And the real poet,
Is no longer hidden hopelessly,
But unleashed,
Like a wild beast,
The poet is set free,
Like a never ending sea,
That is, until the pen and paper are set down again.
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