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Everything Ever Written
May 18, 2011
When writing a poem, a song, or a book, one must think of what to write about. Them selves? To write about others? To create a completely make believe story? All of though things will make you sit and think about every thing ever written, but what you really must think about is every thing that has never been, never been thought of, never been spoken, never been written and most of all never been hoped for. In one way or another one person must look beyond what they can or will see with their own eyes,beyond the trees, the forest, the sky...
© Michelle B., Durham, NC
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