What Poetry Has Taught Me
What would the world be without poetry?
I think that we would all agree
It would be colorless, bland, monotone, and
Maybe even a little less free without poetry.
Expressing one’s self creatively
Is very important to me.
Sometimes poems and songs
Can elaborate feelings more truthfully.
I’ve never quite been one to paint
Or pursue photography.
But poems, now that is an art form
That is more suited to me.
Portraying my thoughts
Through words written on a page
Can inspire feelings and emotions of all kinds;
Emotions I thought I forgot.
Maybe this is why poems exist:
To remind the world to empathize, to experience, to love;
For these sentiments
Are not to be missed.
Life is full of color and sparks.
A baby’s giggle, a wave crashing against the sand,
The rustle of the fall leaves, and the smell of coffee
Are just a few of the world’s many gifts that warm my heart.
With that said, poetry to me
Is not only important but it is also a necessity.
A world without poetry is like a cookie without milk,
Incomplete, dull, and tasteless to me.
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