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Poetry
May 24, 2012
Poetry is best described as words
flowing together, jumbling in a blurred
vision to create the picture
individual and unique to each mind
Words which can be long or short,
create barriers or simple paths,
and can be spelled outright or
twisted into a confusion of thoughts
as each writer deems fit
And not a single way can be counted
as either correct or wrong because nothing
defines poetry except for the single mind
from which it escapes
© Annie M., Columbiana, OH
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