For the Love of Language #2

For the Love of Language #2

A Poem by Camryn Jeter

Writing isn't optional for me. Most people move through their days routinely- occasionally encountering intense sadness or happiness or boredom. But these people... These aunts, cousins, friends, strangers... never have a single poetic thought in their lives. the emotions I am overcome by every day produce such powerful, beautiful language in my mind that I have no choice but to express. Sometimes I can just watch people and see the way someone carries themselves or the way their laugh sounds and it will trigger innumerable poetic notions. In a day I am overwhelmed by every thought. I have to release all the building pressure. Some people say I am dramatic. That is true. Everything is dramatized. There is drama in everything. There is poetry in everything. I'm simply transcribing.

© 2015 Camryn Jeter


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I agree.
"That is true. Everything is dramatized. There is drama in everything. There is poetry in everything. I'm simply transcribing".
I agree that we must taste life. Test our skills and dreams than use the pen and paper to create poetry and story. Thank you for sharing the excellent poetry.
Coyote
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Posted 9 Years Ago


Camryn Jeter

9 Years Ago

Thanks for reviewing! I appreciate it.
Coyote Poetry

9 Years Ago

You are welcome.
'there is drama in everything' very true. nice writing

Posted 9 Years Ago


Camryn Jeter

9 Years Ago

Thank you!!

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