Written to live
The words that I will say
They all must sound cliché
But they do not lose truth
or ever become passé
My words they do convey
A message that's been delayed
For spoken word still leaves a whole
That only print can defray
Print lasts it stays
And opens a door to splay
The mind of an artist
Who cannot draw, paint, or create visual displays
So the reason for which I write
The goal's not to be concise
But more to be an open book
And compose to my hearts delight
My heart's desire my soulful fire
The things I keep inside
Can jump out of the minds cage off the page and really come alive
So why I write I won't be trite
This poem will come alight
I write to excite and to delight and bring my thoughts to life
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