

A poet’s soulful musing about the act of writing poems.
Readers want eyes to read
Cut the extras
Make it simple
Readers want eyes to read
But poems have no such need
Words can speak
And hear their own sound
Let the mouth and ears be bound
A poem doesn’t need to move
Why should it have hooves?
Hands can go too
There is nothing that the poem has to do
Yes, keep it simple
A blind, deaf, mute, quadriplegic poem
Pic courtesy: jill111 @ Pixabay
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Thank you dear Ani
Crisp and stunning- just what poetry must be! Well done 🙂
Nice Poetry