POEM STARTER
Human souls are part of a pattern too large to see in each individual. Together, we form something greater than we can imagine.
Write a poem based on this idea. It can be loosely related, but should focus on the theme of individuals vs. togetherness.
The beholder
Pen
Sword
Tounge
Love
The pen
Powerful despite its size
Allows us to read stories
That no one dared to shout
It gushes tales of lands long ago
And of stories yet to unfold
The Sword
Mighty and harsh
Slays the one who harm us
The ones who hurt our pride
Adds to stories of war
And tells tale of its own
The tounge
A muscle of great strength
Creates the speach that makes stories
Allows for cries of joy and screams of terror
Sheilds us from torture through lies
And Spouts songs to lull sleep
The love
Invisible and terrible in size
Can take over your life
But holds you together
Guides path for bonds and of pain
Leads down many paths you meerly give a gaze
The pen
Alone in the world
Till picked by a hand
Worked for its ink
So others know the beholders joy
The beholders thoughts
And all of their pain
The sword
Spattered with blood
Holds souls that didn’t deserve their fate
Its metallic surface hides its true motive
To kill and to slay
Any who interferes
With the beholder
The tounge
Supports so many
Tired of speaking
But it keeps going
To ease its beholder of all of their pain
By speaking and speaking
Until it goes away
The love
A net over earth
Holding us all close
But when someone breaks free
They use it as a weapon
And cause tragedies
That we turn into sonnets
For our own personal enjoyment
Any of them put together
Can we bennificial
Or highly deadly
Those above us recommend
Not mixing unless safe cautious or airheaded
Knowing the risks
You may proceed
Prepare for your innocence to be shredded
The Pen and the sword
A deadly combination
The sword slays the enemies
While the beholder writes it all down
You hear every grueling detail
Every second of pain infilicted
The Pen and the tongue
Which leads to the tales of time
A thought brought to speach
brought to life
Allows for all possibilities
Fills shelves with books
And minds with curiosity
The Pen and the love
An combo unknown
Outside of poetry
The cheesy love stories
People write down
In terrible detail
We see how their love shines
Transferred to paper
For everyone to know
The pen and itself
The words fight for the top spot
Beholders wielding like weapons
The pens to fight
Ink splatters
Blood spills in a metaphorical sense
Because words cannot fight
Unless someone wins
The sword and the tounge
Ends one of two ways
One is slain for opinions
Or you hear of battles won
The beholder of the sword
Decides the fate
Will the words live to share the story
Or be slain for speaking early
The Sword and the love
You kill who you love
Or you kill for them
Shoot them in the heart
Just to watch them bleed
Or hurt the ones who harm them
And smile and they succeed
The sword and itself
A fight for your life
One will always die
Unless its a battle against your own mind
The swords clang together
Metal on metal
Teeth on flesh
One tears the other apart
Till there is no difference between them and death
The tongue and the love
Utter words of admiration
Or of hate for the other
Up to the beholder what happens to the other
Do you love to hate
Hate to love
Or speak your words of wisdom
Of love to one other
The tongue and itself
Ends in many ways
In some complicated way
They can create love
as they touch one another
And signals shoot up
But it can be yelling
And harsh words are spewed
The outcome is up to you
The love and itself
Not many ways it can end
You go separate ways
Or you mold into one
This one you can’t decide overly
As who you love
Is up to fate
And you may hate that marginally
None of these alone or together
Can act on their own
A sword cannot swing itself
A dead tongue cannot move
A pen cannot write without a hand
And love doesn’t exist without another being there
We have to learn to accept
That apart or together
Nothing works alone
The heart doesn’t beat without blood
Your legs don’t run without want
But its all up to you
The beholder What will happen to you
To others
To the world that surrounds us
Your choices shape the future
So choose wisely child
Because you can’t go back
(Guys i am actually really proud of this oml)