Impossible
Impossible It may seem so
Impossible, they say, to craft
An all-word poem that's apt and deft
Intriguing minds and stirring hearts
Intoning endless wondrous arts
Impossible? It may seem so
In every language, high or low
In spite of challenges that loom
Incessant yearning finds its room
Impossible to some, no doubt
Implausible, if truth be stout
Infinite possibilities, though
Innovative ideas may grow
Impossible, a word that's steeped
In doubt and disbelief, so deep
Inflexible minds refuse to try
Inane excuses they supply
Impossible? Nay, not for all
Inborn talent, hard work can call
Intricate creations that inspire
Infinite dreams that never tire
Impossible, perhaps not quite
Improbable, a better light
Inevitable, what we pursue
Incessant progress, born anew.
About the Creator
RAJA FAISAL SHAHZAD
As a story writer, I have a talent for crafting compelling narratives that captivate readers and transport them to different worlds. I possess a creative mind and a vivid imagination, which allow me to dream up unique.
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