On Writing Poem by Charles McMullen

On Writing



What is it in rhyme I want to say,
That's in my head nigh every day.
How is it I let myself feel this way,
When in my home - I cannot stay.
Nobody else can help me feel
The way I do like a turning wheel.
Homely chores must be done,
The answer's not always on the end of a phone.
Publishing a book is an honourable thing,
People read it and begin to sing.
Like a lark on the wing
The emails go ping.
The Royalties come into my purse,
So on with life and curse the hearse.
Writing is so good for the soul,
Whether your'e rich or on the dole.

Sunday, June 22, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: writing
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Colleen Courtney 22 June 2014

So much truth in these last two lines of yours! Although so many of us will certainly never become monetarily wealthy by our writing, nothing can take away the riches that fill our hearts and souls after penning our thoughts and our feelings. Nicely done!

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Charles McMullen

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