I write in the pursuit for a little peace of mind, as I'm pretty sure anyone else does to an extent. It is a way to vent out emotions, explore oneself and this silly little world; try and gain some substance to the wisps of my thoughts.
My poetry, I find comes to represent myself in a sense; perhaps all poets, however I cannot speak for them. These cryptic scribbles are as elusive to catch as my own interpretation of the environment I've been subjected to, both on a personal level and at large. When it comes down to it, a poet's work symbolizes nothing more than his or her own confusion of this thing we call life.
And I'm a very confused person, and I'd have it no other way.
My poetry, I find comes to represent myself in a sense; perhaps all poets, however I cannot speak for them. These cryptic scribbles are as elusive to catch as my own interpretation of the environment I've been subjected to, both on a personal level and at large. When it comes down to it, a poet's work symbolizes nothing more than his or her own confusion of this thing we call life.
And I'm a very confused person, and I'd have it no other way.
- Last seen 1 hour ago. Member since May 25.
- I'm a diamond love poet for 190 comments.
- I am a 20 year old guy (Canada)
- I am in the groups Drink Moxie And See Yemassee As God, The Poets of Nature
- I have 190 comments, 1 contest, 69 poems
My Poetry
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with the earth being so big and round
my friends are hidden behind its mound15 lines, 2 comments, October 21 -
she's four years old
with salt in the rivers running14 lines, 3 comments, October 21
Guest Book
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Vera Rich on October 22Well, yes, I also write in pursuit of "peace of mind"... the peace of mind that comes from having earned enough money to pay the bills!!!
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Mango Memories on September 16You need some Mango Love.
*hands over some Mango Love*
