POETS' EMOTIONS

When poets are in love, they don't say, "I love you" Instead, they will say, "The moon is beautiful, isn't it?" When poets laugh, they don't say, "that was funny" Instead, they will say "You made my heart embrace pure glee". ©Ysa Louise When poets feel lonely, They don't say "I feel isolated" Instead, they say, “the walls have seemed to talk to me” When poets are heart broken, They don't say, "I am devastated" Instead, they say, "it's just a failed romance". ©Nickson A. When poets are inspired, the they don't say, "I'll keep going" Instead, they will say "Sun's ray of hope smiled upon me" But, when poets are in pain, they don't say "You broke me" Instead, they will say, "You are no longer the subject of my poetry" When poets are disappointed, they don't say, "I am unlucky today" Instead they will say "I shall not indeed lack my share" When poets feel depressed, they don't say "I feel low and unhappy" Instead they say, "Today, I have lived beyond the world" ©Nickson A.