The Poet
The Poet
Words on the page are just the frame
The mere holders of a poet’s thought
They allow him to lay a mold
To pour his masterpiece
For how can one convey that which is the soul?
The imagination and creation he brings
The page
The words
The poem
Merely tools to give a glimpse of that which is
A Poet’s means of placing a faded thought
That is all a poem is
Faded and blurred
The reader cannot truly see and understand
Such deep enlightenment
Stirred within every poet
One only sees a minor part
Small compared to the grand image
The incomprehensibility of the world
Even the poet is just a mediator
A small humble man
Trying vainly to portray wonder
Alas how can it be done?
It can not
Thus the poet is a troubled one
Like everyone else
Lost in Splendor
Understanding Life
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