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Starving Artist


I am the epitome of a starving artist I read poems under the light of the moon and I guess you can say I want everything a little too soon My colors flow from my brush, from my pen Not necesarily always in a straight line Either way I'm always on cloud nine I consider even my best work to be flawed I balance between perfection and procrastination My ultimate goal is to master the art of manifestation And now, that's all well and good But there's always a ball and chain around my ankles I'm shackled and tied down, the only source of light being old candles But forget that, I'm going to follow my dreams I'll venture out into uncharted seas You know that ocean's laid out for me I'll make you believe in me I'll make you proud of me And yeah, I firmly believe that I'm captain of my own destiny I am the epitome of a starving artist I read poems under the light of the moon I'll make my art and do my thing, I'll be taking my shot real soon
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