My Words
By
Rhonda Davis
Those that
know me say
“Girl you
should write,” so
I water my
words all
Through the
night.
I prune them
and feed them and
Slenderize
their
Fat,
Sometimes they
pop up in my dreams so
I awake to
ponder that.
Then,
I push them through my
Pen and say,
“I'll write that today.”
I constantly
wonder how to fill your
Need to read, and
still
Stay pleased
in my own ease.
Should I care
what you hear coming
From my
pen, should I lay it on
Thick or water
it down thin?
Is my intent
on your mind when
You read my
lines or can you
Capture the
flow into your own space and time?
You see, once
I write it and send it out
There, my
intent should no longer matter,
My words are
now a gift,
A shawl or a hat,
For you to wear.
So do me a
favor, as you read my lines, for
A moment
embrace them as yours,
And no longer
mine.
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