You don't call yourself a poet

You don't call yourself a poet 

For writing rhythms and poems 

For poet is more than just about making a book of phrases 

And you are no one but the acting pieces 

You don't call yourself a poet 

For giving people an idea of wise words 

For poet is more that just about giving and inspiring 

You are still that plain Jane who would prefer to sit alone at the time of spring 

Poets were legendary 

They were the endless art of precisions

They were gems one couldn't realize when just be looked at first 

And for variety of masterpieces 

they would be producing out of leisures

They are still no one

But the hidden ghost that is scary in being written 

That is hideous in being seen

That is magnificent in being felt

They are everything and everywhere

that lay in the layers of skin

And when it's the time of gloomy 

They would show up

In everything and everywhere.

Still, they don't call themselves a poet

They are just not less

than those from the typical sad writers. 

- A.Y.