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Poetry: My Savior


I needed an escape Eating was no good I couldn't build a birdhouse Because I couldn't work with wood A pencil lay in front of me Beckoning and calling Soon, I would come to see Writing was my fairy land A place of just my own With no internet Or any fancy cell phone I sat for hours making magic Spilling out my strife Poetry is not hobby It's a way of life
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