Deleted User said 10 years ago:

Twenty six characters

Twenty six sounds

Brought together just the right way

To make words I wish I could say

A billion different ways

To make a billion different lines

These lines that sometimes

Find themselves in rhymes

Some days it’s still not enough

Some days it’s just the right stuff

A galaxy of thoughts

How could one ever make anything

Of these stars that you tell me

Are bears, hunters, dippers

Just stars, they are, just stars

Giant balls of gas and fire

Owning planets and moons

Each one an idea I can’t seem to grasp

Stardust into words, of me you ask?

I’m just a kid, not made of magic

To tell you that I love you

To tell you that I hate you

To tell you who I am

To tell you who I’m not

I try and I try

So hard to tell my stories

Restricted by structures

Please help! Is all I can cry

I’m not a poet, can’t write with splendor

Just a wannabe word bender

I’ll read and I’ll read

Admiring from afar

Those who can do what I cannot

Beautiful words I can never create

I don’t have the skill, the skill of the great

Wordsmiths on my book shelf

Taking twenty six building blocks

Molding, shaping, cutting, wielding

Elegant written sculptures they make out of clay

“Stick to reading stories kid” these voices, they say

firebird said 10 years ago:

Hey BloodBlender, that’s a terrific poem. Very expressive and very well expressed! Do you feel you got out what you were trying to say? Poems can have so many layers of meaning it might not have been exactly what you wanted to say, but it was beautiful just the same…

Deleted User said 10 years ago:

Nice job! Continue like this!