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When I Recite

"When I recite I think of the next mind, or heart I choose to paint. If it's my pain or struggles, I want the reader to feel me. Not to say I'm whining or ungrateful for just the meaning to brearhe, or treasure the very priceless gift "life," and all the drama that comes with it. When I recite I want the reader to not fall in love with the title, but the thoughts and prayers, that only God could feel, and to know that I'm more into him, cause if I can't express vocally, I look for my pen and words to reach his ear. When I recite, I write of Queens and Kings, soldiers and inspirational people that keeps me so in love with poetry. The goddess that always lets me escape the negativity, and cling onto the better days. When I recite, I fumble along the words, misspell words so common, but if you could see it all before you like a movie, a voice feeding your ears with just beautiful, uplifting you and allowing you to just feel broken, wanting to learn, and be what "He" wants you to be, is why I put it into words, inked black but red to God. Need I say more?"
©gazeldeas