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The Stage


As I write, I enter a stage A stroke of the pen, equals the dialogue of a piece The diction of verses, compares to the dialect of speech And as I write my story, and I convey my words I realize that the message we all need to hear Is simple, yet extravagant Noble but undignified It is a message to continue on, to live a life To be free I have finally told my story and now it ends I have written my last line, And I sense something greater as I exit the stage As I end my tale I am just a part of some greater act, an untold series One that shall never end
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