Amazing song, though I don’t really know what the difference between a song and a poem is (unless there is a melody included). The prose flow perfectly and I could see this kind of writing being used in a fictional text.
Poetry has no set form, after all, and I cannot help but be smitten by this piece.
Photo credit @lavenlay.
“In a pool of infinite darkness
called life, don’t fear that light
glowing beneath surface.”
I am more than micro-tales of love or unbearable heartache. I am more than just pretty pictures with shallow words on crinkled paper. I’m not afraid to delve deeper into the human condition and come out the other side feeling that I made some level of connection with the harsh realities of this world. I’m not deterred by unseen, unfeeling, and listless eyes, searching elsewhere for little bits of romanticized half-truths or incomplete thoughts. I’m not burdened with the need to be someone I’m not, but instead choose to show my vulnerabilities and wear my heavy burdens for the world just so others can see they aren’t alone. I am not intimidated by those that choose the easy path, and instead embrace those that devour the depths of my daydreams and…
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Aw thank you so much for sharing. I’m honored. This in itself isn’t a song, but it was in a way inspired by one. 😊
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No problem, Colbie Caillat is very talented.
I saw this as an opportune time to try the reblog feature, which isn’t used very often, I believe?
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She definitely is. And no, it’s not all that common. But I’m very appreciative of when it happens. 😊
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