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Ordinary Words
April 11, 2008
They are ordinary words
(I am ordinary)
But they
(You)
Think
Those words
Are
(I’m)
Something special
They
(You)
Think those words are mine
When they are yours
(And mine)
Ours.
Ours to use however we like,
Ours to weave like tapestries and call them a sentence.
A poem.
A novel.
They,
(I)
The words
Alone
Are
(Am)
Nothing special.
Except when they,
(We)
Are together.
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