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Reason


I write to relieve the mind and body

To let what is comdemned inside

Find its way out on parchment and define calligraphy

An imagination of years upon years no longer hide

Soon find the smile stretched across my face familiar

 

I write to conquer lands of fairytale esence

And to challenge the idea of young comprehension

Baffling those who might have thought otherwise

Letting the lead of knowledge drive the path and create its destination

To perhaps redifine the unsaid ability of youth and of course the there of lacking

 

I write to saticfy the need inside of this innoccent mind

Innoccent as one can be in this society of present-day

But to also entertain those of us who enjoy the art of what is considered "behind"

And empower this ancient passtime as it were any other

For I am strangely pulled by what is not now but back then

 

So then one can say I write for not only myself

But for others as well

And this I enjoy to know

For no art nor talent should be selfishly hogged

By those who possess the said talent to start

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