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Deeper
June 10, 2010
You can rhyme,
those people,
pretending your a writer.
You say you mean it,
you say that it's all true,
that your writing from your soul.
You can't be.
Writing isn't rhyming,
it isn't the length,
or the words.
It's the feeling,
buried beneath the surface,
the stuff that really matters.
Because rhyming?
That's not writing.
Writing's more.
Deeper.
© Megan S., Marblehead, MA
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