When Poets Cry

When Poets Cry

A Poem by Whiskurz

When people cry they feel relief
Their pain is washed away
Tears may comfort the sting of grief
Or a feeling of dismay

A poet's tears are different indeed
For they form into a word
An ever growing poetic seed
A feeling that can't be heard

The paper becomes the poet's sleeve
As they wipe their tears away
Their words will form an intricate weave
Deciding what they'll say

Each teardrop has a life of its own
As it trickles down their cheek
It stains the paper, their seeds are sown
Their tears begin to speak

So listen close when poets cry
Though it barely makes a sound
You'll hear a soft and tender sigh
When all their words are found

© 2012 Whiskurz


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Great poem Bro.

Posted 13 Years Ago


that was truly amazing! I love it!


Posted 13 Years Ago


I think this is truly brilliant, I love how you describe the poetic process here. And so true! :)

Posted 13 Years Ago


Excellent.
~pat

Posted 13 Years Ago


Whiskurz

13 Years Ago

Thank you my friend.....Whisk
tis true, fantastic, tears words waiting to be written and read, you capture it with an eloquence so beautiful.

Posted 13 Years Ago


Whiskurz

13 Years Ago

Thank you again my friend.....Whisk
This is beautiful. Into my library it goes! I agree, I find writers are much more.. special? Than those who don't write. Maybe I'm bias =/

Great poem :)

Posted 13 Years Ago


Whiskurz

13 Years Ago

Thank you........Whisk
:O is this why I can't cry no matter how much it's needed? Lol. Great poem. :)

Posted 13 Years Ago


awww sad but beautiful ....love it

Posted 13 Years Ago


Whiskurz

13 Years Ago

Thank you afra.......Whisk
Caught my attention on the feed. This was awesome! Great and true work. Nicely done

Posted 13 Years Ago


Whiskurz

13 Years Ago

Thank you......Whisk

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