Words Full of Silent Struggles

by jarrod   Jan 25, 2011


Words full of silent struggles,
formed heavy with whitened knuckles.
What really makes the word true,
giving it's meaning and value?

What if only one had desired to write,
our stories simply sung at night.
What if none had wished to read,
a bland melody forever copied.

What would have been forgotten,
everything but the social rotten?
Especially not the quiet scenery,
remembered from fleeting memory.

Our poems would want to share,
Yet no souls would ever care.

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  • 13 years ago

    by Mello193

    Only thing i would say is this was really something awesome. i just kind of wished it was a little longer

    ''What if only one had desired to write,
    our stories simply sung at night."
    ^fave part^

    very good read!

  • 13 years ago

    by Chelsey

    Words full of silent struggles,
    formed heavy with whitened knuckles
    ^^ Theres nothing like coming out with a strong opening stanza...I absolutely loved this! This totally describes what writers go through, I couldn't have worded that better!

    What if only one had desired to write,
    our stories simply sung at night.
    What if none had wished to read,
    a bland melody forever copied
    ^^ Good questions! I think the answer is, the entertainment and poetic world would be sooooo boring!

    I have nothing to say about the ending stanza besides I really quite enjoyed it. I wouldn't critique that at all!
    Great write!