Write Poem by Jeshua Logsdon

Write.
Spill words like glitter on the page and arrange them in an iridescent phrase.
Write with gleaming brilliance, adept lexicography, and chic methodology.
Allow your thoughts to linger, potpourri-esque, in the air.
Write with the elegance, fervor, and concern that humanity lacks.
Write until your arms ache from the clasp of your terminology.
Until your eyes bleed clear from the poignant aroma.
Until your fingertips drip crimson passion.
Write as the author of your life story.
Omnipotent and powerless.
Childish and mature.
Creative and trite.
Write.
Write of the beauty of nature.
Sleep under starry skies.
Capture the radiance of morning.
Explore the enigmas of existence.
Write for the sake of writing.
Write like no one else can.
Write to right all the wrong in the world.
Write for those who cannot.
Write to defend your honor.
Write to defend the honor of others.
Write until readers inhale the significance of your idioms.
Digest the implications of your metaphors.
Secrete your beliefs unknowingly.
Write.
Write without words to spare.
Spare a thought for someone.
Write like your life depends on it.
Write like his life depends on it.
Write like her, their, our lives depend on it.
Write until you double-over, throbbing with emotion, begging for it to stop.
Write with the wisdom of many.
For the anticipation of one.
Write.
Just.
Write.