Smile
On my face,
a small curve,
so bright,
so radiant.
What a farce.
Another layer,
a mask of
ideals
forced
through sheer will.
Perhaps if you,
or perhaps you can't,
try to enter me,
You can see:
The darkness in my heart;
The resignation in my sighs;
The cloudiness of my mind;
The empty space my soul should be.
But you cannot.
And therefore,
all I can do
is smile,
just smile.
This is probably one of the first poems I wrote; I wasn't a fan of writing poems up until I realise their awesomeness this year.
And no, I don't believe in rhyming of poems. Poem rhyming is for idiots. If you want a rhyme poem I'll throw out my poem called Stigma which is literally having almost all words beginning with S and hardly makes sense unless you're a literary master.
And apparently, neither do I believe in poem structure. Screw poem structure. Every poem has its own unique structure as far as all the good poems I've seen (by professional poets) have wrote anyway.
I began writing poems to push out the emotions that plagued me when I got rejected for my school's Student Council... It's been working out pretty fine. This was one of the poems I wrote when I was really super depressed. And I still feel sad reading it, because I still am like that.
A very straightforward poem compared to some of my others. This one I was more interested in stuffing in emotions than to make it more philosophical.
On my face,
a small curve,
so bright,
so radiant.
What a farce.
Another layer,
a mask of
ideals
forced
through sheer will.
Perhaps if you,
or perhaps you can't,
try to enter me,
You can see:
The darkness in my heart;
The resignation in my sighs;
The cloudiness of my mind;
The empty space my soul should be.
But you cannot.
And therefore,
all I can do
is smile,
just smile.
This is probably one of the first poems I wrote; I wasn't a fan of writing poems up until I realise their awesomeness this year.
And no, I don't believe in rhyming of poems. Poem rhyming is for idiots. If you want a rhyme poem I'll throw out my poem called Stigma which is literally having almost all words beginning with S and hardly makes sense unless you're a literary master.
And apparently, neither do I believe in poem structure. Screw poem structure. Every poem has its own unique structure as far as all the good poems I've seen (by professional poets) have wrote anyway.
I began writing poems to push out the emotions that plagued me when I got rejected for my school's Student Council... It's been working out pretty fine. This was one of the poems I wrote when I was really super depressed. And I still feel sad reading it, because I still am like that.
A very straightforward poem compared to some of my others. This one I was more interested in stuffing in emotions than to make it more philosophical.