Poetry is but a letter
Left unsent to whom it is addressed.
So it whispers to the wandering winds,
Hoping they will carry its words
To the very ears for whom they were meant.
Poetry is but a letter
Left unsent to whom it is addressed.
So it whispers to the wandering winds,
Hoping they will carry its words
To the very ears for whom they were meant.
To grind is to labor in the quiet.
For within the pressure and the turning,
Against the weight of resistance,
Is when friction becomes refinement.
To be polished to awaken the senses,
Softening the morning,
As aroma arises,
To breath out richness.