I usually only write poetry when I'm deeply depressed (if I can be bothered to write it at all!). Why should that be? What is it about the state of descending to my murky inner self that encourages me to write verse? And even, more horrifically, verse that rhymes! I don't know what it is to be honest but I do know that even my darkest lines of poetry somehow give me a lifeline to a richer, deeper world; a world in which, somehow, things are clearer and lighter. |
[I'll let this one speak for itself and you be...
Shake it off...
[Very contrived. Horrendously rhymie. Just a...
Magpie dreams, as it would seem...
[This was a bit of fun that came to me while I was...
Ow...
[Hope is not something that we can conjure up...
So I run the straight race, down the winding path...
[So often I try to deal with the things I do wrong...
Dreams are not enough to take me to a better place...
[This is a rather unsubtle play on 'How Much is...
[So often I try to deal with the things I do wrong...
Dreams are not enough to take me to a better place...
[Hope is not something that we can conjure up...
So I run the straight race, down the winding path...
[This was a bit of fun that came to me while I was...
Ow...
[Very contrived. Horrendously rhymie. Just a...
Magpie dreams, as it would seem...