We sat down together, her pen poised, she asked, "What do I write?"
My answer, "Whatever you want. As long as it fits in with the moon theme, is 3 lines in length, with the syllable count of 5 - 7 -5."
She was stymied. What to write? I asked her about how the moon made her feel. I asked her if she ever thought about traveling to the moon? I told her she was in control of her poem. It was her world, her words, her universe to unfold.
As a writer, I know that writing is very liberating. I can create my own space, delve into mental closets and write out screaming. What a gift.
So I wrote a haiku on writing. It's predictable, but so what, it's mine.
My World
Ink reveals the space.
Feelings, ideas soar, mature.
Paper holds no bounds.
Ink reveals the space.
Feelings, ideas soar, mature.
Paper holds no bounds.
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