Two Lens

I have a lens.

I too have a lens.

The world to me is
a place of sunshine;
a place of opportunities;
trust;
hope;
somewhere I can rely on.

The world to me is
a place of darkness;
a place of failure;
doubt;
despair;
distrust everywhere.

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Embrace It.

Stop.

Breath it in:

enjoy the small moments.

And for once,

never ponder what’s next.

 

©Young Poets View 2018

 

Sky

Dear sky,

Oh, does your
blanket of blue
astound me.
Wrapping the world
in a safe haven;
a sanctuary for all.
And your clouds—
wisps of white.
Faint, yet still there,
embellishing your vault of
heaven.
And when you cry,
the world falls apart
into an era of
gray… and gloom.
But when you beam
your smile of innocence,
rays of light
enter…
a blessing.

Thanks.

– A daydreamer.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

©Young Poets View 2018

Change: A Haiku Poem

Colors blur in eyes:

streaks of mixed copper flash by …

paint wonders of change.

©Young Poets View 2018

Unique

I don’t care.
I don’t care if you stare.
I don’t care if you judge.
I don’t care if you laugh.
I do care that you see me.

Weird.
Interesting.
Strange.
Unique.
See me.

An eccentric
yet genius
streak of charm
disguised in “different”;
notice me.

You look
and watch—
that’s all you do.
Judge my cover …
I dare you.

And when you think
and open up your eyes
and see
who I really am,
just smile in bewilderment.

©Young Poets View 2018

Ink: A Haiku Poem

Words flood the pages

of our history; set stone.

tears … smiles … all ink-stained.

©Young Poets View 2018

Three Words

Sometimes

only a

few words

can

capture

the essence

of

a soul.

 

 

 

 

 

I love you.

©Young Poets View 2018