You Just Have Read Poem by Peitho Enthermos

You Just Have Read



If the clouds cease to move, who will notice?

If every star loses it's light, who'll say, "They were there even in the morning? "

And if old souls have lived in the deepest ocean floor...

And sees one float beneath them, does it mean flying?



And if we have more than one moon, what will we gain or lose?

Or more than one sun, so we get to choose?

Why do we want rain and we don't want rain?



Is it convenient if we have clouds above our heads?





To tell time, and to tell what's gonna happen?

Or what's gonna happen tells the time, how are we gonna live, then?



To talk and to listen... Altogether... Don't mean singing along?



When God created everything, should we decide what's wrong?





And with these questions, I carried in my head...

Today, born to me a daughter.

I named her, "You Just Have Read".

Thursday, April 2, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: birthday greetings,friend,friendship,poetry
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
"What are words when you really don't mean them when you say them?

What are words if they're only for good times then they don't.

When it's love, yeah you say them out loud

Those words- - they never go away.

They live on even when we're gone." ©
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Tiffany Roldan 02 April 2020

Composed last April 19,2018 for my best friend's birthday, on the next day.

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