We write to pour our hearts out
Self care;
Self doubt;
Or maybe ask our value,
To an audience, devoid of stake.
To capture the social happenings and
Current affairs.
To take a snapshot of a world slowly being shot to death
Revived
Then killed another way.
We write and write,
Onwards we march,
No end in sight,
For our beginnings most complete.
The middle is mostly tied up,
Yet the ending is still uncomplete.
Reasons differ,
Content,
Cost,
can change.
The last few words all seem to be,
the same procedural finish.
To me a piece is finished,
When a Title has been written.
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This is for the latest Vocal challenge that you can read about below. The limerick only clocks in at thirty words, but I hope it brings a smile to your face. I can't change the font or size in the Vocal editor so took a screenshot of my limerick as well
By Mike Singleton - Mikeydred8 days ago in Poets
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I loved this! Very well written and relatable!