Your Hungry EyesA Poem by Deborah Leah KrempaI wonder is my poetry offensive to your ears For when your eyes were hungry to read It was all I had to offer you Besides me
Your reply was that it was all so sad Whereas I suppose You may have thought my words Would be of the healing kind Soft spoken like the whisper Of a warm summer's breeze Instead they seem to shout Like thunder and lightening During a raging storm Speaking of pain, loss and grief Sorrows from my past Poured forth onto paper With pen and ink
I wonder is my poetry offensive to your ears For when your eyes were hungry to read It was all I had to offer you Besides me
For I am my poetry and my poetry is me I needed to be honest with you Completely, withholding nothing No lies, only truth For it is my life, in manic episodes Written in free verse Most often without rhyme My life has not been very pretty No flower strewn pathways That I could walk softly upon the earth Instead there have been many forks In the roads that I have traveled Stuggles and woes Quite like the raging of a mighty river I come crashing against the shore Bruised and shattered But not broken
I wonder is my poetry offensive to your ears For when your eyes were hungry to read It was all I had to offer you Besides me
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2 Reviews Added on October 23, 2009 Last Updated on October 23, 2009 AuthorDeborah Leah KrempaToledo, OHAboutI am grandmother,.. My children and my grandchildren I love them all so very much. They are my gifts from my creator, the blessings in this life. I simply adore poetry and the .. more..Writing
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