Pour Yourself In A Poem

Are your feelings hard, and troubling you much?

Seek solace in a poem, as a crutch.

The way you hold a brush to paint the white,

Or, the feel, when chocolate you bite.

Exaggerate it not, but make it soft,

A poem shouldn’t be a plunderer’s loft.

Compare giving your child a balmy hug,

And, you’ll find, how no emotions can bug.

Write a poem, and make it the hot sun,

Spreading warmth and light without any dun.

An asteroid can’t trip The Milky Way,

Observe how the planets manage to play.

Astronomers can’t detect all the stars,

Scribble on; it’s only your mind that bars.

A poem is like the resplendent moon,

Gracefully glistens and showers a boon.

Just like you, your poem should be novel,

Don’t worry, if you can’t make it grovel.

With your feelings, it will flow like a brook,

However, be assured, it’ll never rook.

Splash all the colors of life in your rune,

And, you’ll create a melodious tune.

Imbibe cues abundantly, but never ape,

Be true, and you can be a welcome cape.