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Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 Next Still at it, eh? Well, here are some more poems. Please check back often, as I am writing at a very rapid pace. Oh, and when you have finished reading the remaining poems on this last page, it might be a good idea to reboot your computer and take at least a 5 minute power nap in order to give your poor brain and abused computer some time to recooporate! :-) I think about poetry many times a day, whether analyzing my own pieces and the works of others, or wondering about what makes a poem good, and why people write poetry. I write often, but especially when I am depressed. One explanation for this is that I am trying to work through the rage, bitterness, or sadness that I am experiencing at that moment. If I can describe those feelings on paper, perhaps I can understand why I feel that way and how to avoid it. When I see those words that adequately represent and symbolize my emotions, I can separate myself from them and walk away, leaving the darkness behind. Writing poetry allows me to release my emotions. By pouring my thoughts on paper I transform my feelings into something tangible, something that I can tear up, embrace, forget, or walk away from.  Today I Am... Mirror's Image Panic Attack Day's End Disappointment Dawn Emptiness Familiar Process Of Books and People Mother Nature The Accountant's Love Affair Writings On Poems and Rhymes Ode to the Unknown Eye for an Eye Yearbook Message Summer My Name is Ida ConnectionHome |
