A Second Chance
Poetry is cruel
Just as all words are
But they say the best are written by fools
Smearing the truth, concealed by blue jewels
It is a chance for the barren to have a strong son
It is a throwaway memory of a secret loved one
It is the boy revisiting the golden prom queen
It is a recollection forgotten or one that's foreseen
It is a fairytale dream you hear early on
It is silk, pearls, and buttons, cocooned in chiffon
It is the first thing the writer falls for
It is the color of his eyes when you two play the red war
It is lyrical and exotic like a petal with rain
It is lonely and heavy like a stubborn queen's reign
It can raise nations and shatter glass thrones
Poetry strips a person down to their barest bare bones
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