The Reluctant Poet
Though I may not have a story to tell
And life is full and happy
My history did not start out so sweet.
At first poetic words were a way to express my emotions
For I could never write a book you see.
But eventually these words that flew out
Turned out to be therapy for me.
So my freshman year I took poetry 101,
And found myself in love.
102 soon followed
And my love only grew.
I found however, without sadness in my life
The words did not flow so free.
Why were the muses that of doubt and dispair?
The high school angst was true and fierce.
And so my words reflected.
But adult life has brought me joy and love.
And the desire to write my poetry subsided.
They say artists are the saddest deep down
And perhaps that indeed is true.
Because even with all the talent and experiance.
Poetry left my hands, the moment I met you.
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