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Sparking Expressions


She was sixteen when she first started I've never seen someone so unique and bighearted The reasoning for her chronic smile was quite effortless She wrote poetry in a manner so burlesque She read me her lyrics as my smile was evident The twinkle in her eyes lit up- the scene so eloquent A tear ran down her cheek, softly she read, her lyrics so lavish I found myself equal, that moment I'll forever cherish The words she said, all so real I realized this was exactly how she feels This new side composed the brightness of the earth For me, a new outlet, expression, birth.
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Cmdobs
Poetry isn't just a hobby.

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