For example, on this day (December 19), all I could write was the word “blank” because I was feeling blank. And, I sat there for a while. I then started playing with that one word changing, removing or adding a letter. I then started writing with a 1-3-5 syllable sentence scheme. I think you will understand once you see it below. And no, this is NOT poetry. It’s just a game I created on the spur of the moment to write some utter nonsense and get my creative juices flowing.
Now please, do not judge me. This is just part of my writing (or journal if you prefer). It’s not meant to be perfect and there will be spelling and grammar mistakes (intentional or not). I do a little editing here and there; but, for the most part, it is an unedited raw form.
I was just having some fun. And, I think I succeeded. At least, I wrote something and had fun at the same time. And, honestly, I thought some of you might enjoy reading this. It first starts out a little serious and structured and then becomes downright silly. There is even one place where it should be two sentences; but, I didn't include a period. So, it is a conundrum. What am I really saying? Also, you might actually be surprised or shocked by the ending.
Blankis this sheet,
the opposite of
Black.
Not a mark
on which I feel the
lack.
Emptiness,
forever my friend,
ack!
Why is this?
Constantly I must
ask.
In my soul
darkness comes like an
asp.
Sorrow rolls,
Agony-Anguish,
Gasp.
Why must I
endure and fail to
Grasp.
it’s futile.
From within my soul
rasp.
I’ve become
unseen and actions
rash.
I must stop
the disappearing
trash
the Silence.
My presence becomes
brash.
Visible
became I without
bras.
Ha!
You might not have intended it to be poetry, but it sounds very poetic to me. I really like it! Especially the surprise ending. :-)
ReplyDeleteI found this definition: "Writing that formulates a concentrated imaginative awareness of experience in language chosen and arranged to create a specific emotional response through meaning, sound, and rhythm/"
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/poetry