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The Poem Poem
April 10, 2015
In regard to writing a poem,
the options are merely endless.
There are so many things to say,
that it is easy to digress.
It is difficult to write a poem
and to make sure that what I’m showing
is all formatted correctly
when my mind is always flowing.
I ask: “what rhymes with this?”
Or “what would flow with that?
It’s limiting to write a poem
when these formats hold me back.
Writing a poem with creativity
requires my ideas to traverse
onto a piece of paper accordingly…
Screw that, I’m writing free verse!
© Michael H., Mildford, CT
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