Why I Write
I write to live.
I give my heart
My all
My everything to the paper.
I had nowhere else to turn
I was lost and alone
Six whole months of my life was nothing but a blur
She who gave me life was gone.
I looked here
I went there
All I wanted was someone to tell me “Its gonna be okay”
There was no one. There was nothing.
My life had become a shell
A memory of what it once was
Reminders of how it was once lively and full
Before everything I knew and loved came crashing down.
Then, a glimmer of hope
New life
A fresh start
Something I had created.
I never thought I could love someone so much
The size of a lima bean, but had my heart completely
My entire world was to be given
I was full of so much love.
Then the hope was gone
Life, again had ended
This time before it even began
I was empty once more.
All that was left was the paper.
Life and death was so unpredictable
But my ability to write stayed constant
It was the only thing I could control
When I was so empty
Grief-stricken
Desperately searching for a way out
Needing relief
So I write.
I write to live.
I give my heart
My all
My everything to the paper
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