Words
It swims within variety,
As if it were an ocean,
From sorrow to prosperity,
The image and emotion,
When the words make me cry,
I know I shouldn’t be afraid,
They sink and they fly,
And their message can degrade,
When the words make me smile,
In this ramshackled shell,
In a metaphoric style,
my heart just seems to swell,
It’s different for everyone,
Words are only a perception,
Some appeal to almost anyone,
Some persuade a misconception,
When panic plagues my mind,
Words will give me subtle solace,
They’re constructive and aligned,
And they live to serve a purpose.
There’s a reason poets cry,
And writers drink themselves to sleep,
Compassion pours out from their mind,
And it thrives when it’s in ink,
There’s a reason poets sing,
And writers kiss under the moon,
Just like winter, just like spring,
Despite their sorrow they can bloom,
Words are a necessity,
The foundation of our language,
Some provide them breathlessly,
While others sit in anguish.
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