We all write,
that’s why we’re here,
but none of us know,
to write poorly, I fear.
Do you,
know how;
to speak without,
rhythm,
to know nothing
of pace
I fear we
could never,
really face,
the truth of poor,
timing and words,
without grace.
But why would we,
want to,
I’m sure you’re to ask.
All I can
say is something
about knowing your class,
so that you
never repeat it
fall flat on your ass.
We may have worked,
long and hard,
with each our sufferings–
some of us still
waiting
for what confidence brings.
But sometimes I wonder,
what it’s like to suck–
for every word to be blundered,
or gnarled phrase to get stuck.
Perhaps in due time,
we all learn to rhyme,
without poor reason or logic,
and stop souring the vine.
So this one’s for the writers,
those of my ilk,
think deep as you suckle
cultivate, not bilk.
Remember your words of gravel,
whilst your pen
flows with inken silk.
Inken silk – how divine!
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Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it. This was one of those times I was certain I was making up words and was worried it wouldn’t go over well. So far I seem to have been proven wrong.
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