Beara Bella

Beara Bella: I think I faintly remember doing a poetry assignment in grade school and hated doing the poetry and now I'm a poet. Well I did hate reading and writing when I was younger and now I write more, but still don't read often even though I do enjoy it.

Beara Bella: I have two poems here. One I wrote back in 2013. Oh my goodness what an amateur I was with it. Then below that one I rewrote the poem from the poet I am today and there's a big difference. I want to be a better poet than I am now. Someone get me into a poetry class.

I remember long ago 
we would sing, oh
sing a love song.
It was truly sweet,
refreshing to my heart.
I remember the words
and how we sang 
each word with joy.
I remember the day
that the world turned
black and our love
was forever ruined.
I remember how I
cried and cried over
losing you, my love.
I remember, yes
I do remember

I remember our song
Containing expressions.
A severless love we had
In those blissy days.
But as the years flipped
Into a history book
A coalish black I saw
Birthed in your eyes.
The world abducted you
Into its enchantment.
I tried to save you with
A fairytale kiss, but I
Couldn't resuscitate you.
I yowled on a wet pillow
Knowing that you
Are in its possession.
I sit in a wilted garden
Next to your property
Constantly wondering if
You remember our song.

Beara Bella: Sometimes I like writing the end of poems that have no closure in them as what happens next to make people think or to show things can go either way. Does anyone else do that?

Beara Bella: I haven't been on so much cause I've been a tad under the weather and had work and school along with a lack of sleep.

Beara Bella: Should us poets just write crazy stuff every now and then just for fun and see what different wording we can come up with? Maybe as a writing exercise?

Beara Bella: I just put a crazy insane, not the best poem ever out here for y'all. I promise I'll have something way better out on here again soon.

Beara Bella: I think as writers we should search for uniqueness in the wording for our poems, stories, etc to make us better and unpredictable to the readers.

Beara Bella: I seriously wish I knew about this website sooner. I just found it this week and I honestly wasn't looking for it when I went to do a google search, but I ended up here.

Beara Bella: Why do we write what we do? The good, the bad, the serious, the humorous, etc. What is it on the inside that stirs us to write. I know the talent of writing comes from God, but what triggers that gift and the subjects we write?

Beara Bella: I want to be the best poet I can be. God has given me gift and I want to learn as much as I can to be a better writer when the poetry flows out of from my inner insides.