The Pen On The Paper.

Goldfinch60



The pen approaches the paper

And words appear on the page.

What shall it write today?

Words of wisdom,

So profound,

That thought is needed,

To understand them?

 

Words of passion,

Showing the love,

Bestowed upon loved ones.

 

The glory of nature,

Abounding in this world,

There to be seen,

If only people look.

 

Words of anger,

At the ills in this world,

This world being destroyed,

By blinkered people.

 

Words of joy,

Showing the laughter,

That can be had,

Through the tears.

 

As the words end,

I read through them,

To see what they mean.

I haven’t a clue!

I never could read my own writing!

  • Author: Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 2nd, 2026 00:58
  • Category: Humor
  • Views: 12
  • Users favorite of this poem: Salvia.S, Kevin Hulme
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Comments6

  • orchidee

    Oh lol, good write Gold. I get more Faves at times from my rubbish / nonsense poems! lol.

  • Teddy.15

    lol 🤣 and as I was thinking all the way through I am a grand fan of your impeccable humour 🌹

    • Goldfinch60

      So kind Teddy, thank you.

      Andy

    • nephilim56 ( Norman Dickson)

      fun write with a grim reality

    • sorenbarrett

      You had me going there Andy I thought that this was most serious until the last line. Good one

      • Goldfinch60

        Thank you soren, most kind.

        Andy

        • sorenbarrett

          My pleasure Andy

        • Kevin Hulme

          I think we can all Relate to this. I usually take my Poems to a Chemist for them to decipher.
          Being familiar with a Doctors Writing that is.
          Enjoyed this.

          • Goldfinch60

            Thank you Kevin, much appreciated.

            Andy

          • Salvia.S

            The journey from " words of wisdom " to "I never could read my own writing " is perfect. Witty, self- aware, and so true for most of us. Loved it.

            • Goldfinch60

              Thank you Salvia, much appreciated.

              Andy



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