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Tragedies


A short hour started off long Building up pressure for what's to come Just like a tragedy this doesn't end well As humans were all bound to fall But what started off bad turned out okay. And just when the clouds began to part And the rain started moving away The laughter of children coming out to play The innocence or butterflies And the cows going to graze When life's at its peaceful moment Everything decides to change Right back to where it all began As a tragedy once again
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Kinley Baker

I am really into Poetry and I love to write. I am currently going to Central Michigan University to become an Educator with a Major in English and a Minor in Biology and American Sign Language. I hope to someday be a published author and to be able to spread my passion for writing and creativity to others. :3

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