The Truth About Writing
Souls are to life as wood is to fire
Waiting for it to spark them alive
They’re looking to acquire
Imagination, something to talk about.
For some though, writing is easier
Spoken words trip their tongues
And make them sound cheesier,
Communicating on paper is more eloquent
Less time consuming,
For moments spent finding the right words
Are better spent blooming
Into written inspiration
Learning to express oneself
Is freeing in the best way,
Like discovering new wealth
And an important life lesson,
All in one fell swoop.
The pen is sharper than tongue
Can knock you through a loop
Or cut through the gibberish
Writing can be learnt,
At grandmother’s knee
Or from hopeful songwriters who weren’t
Even from others work.
It can lift weight off shoulders
Ease life’s heavy burdens,
Even knock down boulders
And construct daydreams.
Sparks of life aren’t planned
They’re simply reacted to,
It can be hard to understand
But writing opens up the world.
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