Why I Write . . .
I write to keep from crying,
To keep myself smiling.
I write to get away
From my every day pains.
I write to keep my head up high
Maybe to feel like I’m able to fly,
Fly away from the place called home
Where I feel most alone.
But when I stand tall,
With tears and pain and all,
My pencil eases my mind,
Gives me even more thinking time,
Where I can express everything
Allows my mind to sing,
Makes me believe
That maybe I, too, can achieve.
Why I write?
There are so many reasons:
Comfort, Art, Expression.
I could go for days
But writing is my outlet.
My muse is my life,
And writing it’s self
Keeps my faith alive.
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