Beauty of the Unknown
Beauty lies in the unknown
A poem is nothing like it seems at first glance
Underneath the scales of the poem lie the soft internal organs
Every poem is a snowflake, with minor differences from the rest
In that aspect, knowledge can be learned about ourselves and others
The story of Little Red Lighting has a moral that goes for all poems
Looks can be deceiving.
Like the scales that cover the snake
Like the clothes that cover the human
Like the fur that covers the lion
Like the cover that shrouds the book
Looks can be deceiving
The beauty of a poem is that it teaches us the value of our environment
Lessons will be learned about the inner and outer world
Of ourselves and others
Poems have taught me the value of the unknown
For that’s where the beauty and discovery lie
You may have to read a poem
One, two, or three times moreover
And even then, each interpretation will be different
Every poem has the value to be life changing
The beauty of it’s unknown will change the life of the reader
More than just words on a paper, it’s word of the values if life itself
Poems play the role the teacher more than the teacher may even be
For its looks can be deceiving