UntitledA Poem by TwirlySplendidly, Cocky Absurd, but true Tear ya apart Stuck to it like glue (I rhymed without meaning to) It’s funny what life shapes for you Or rather how shaped by life you are; Not to sound exclusive, but I am included in that you Are we along for the ride? I used to be, but now take the reigns Excuse me, I’m new To knowing Knowing to drive, not just how, To shape and be shaped un-passively Am I good, are you? Who says and is it true? Free flowing worlds or structured rhymes Raw talent or practiced hands, refined Who was SHAKESPEARE Before his plays, his fame? A boy dragging a satchel -a satchel of words yet unused Plath, dead Plath, misused, Maybe by her own hands, Her mind refused, by who? not you But it did find its way diffused There I go, rhyming again With authors from the past, My past, claiming their invocation Lacking acquaintance with their hands Their images, kiln-fired by words, not mine, theirs Gods held up on shelves But real people once or So we thought. Myth—held onto religiously. Who says it is not true? © 2008 Twirly |
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Added on July 14, 2008 AuthorTwirlySoon to be determinedAboutI'm a born and raised Alaskan with a degree from a college that no longer exists. I've been writing since I can remember, but mostly just as an afterthought. None of it really polished. I like to t.. more..Writing
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