The Importance Of Poetry

People write for all sorts of reasons. They write to show their emotions in diaries; or regularly blog on a page they 've created saying after every one, from anonymous because they are scared to give out their own identities because of a troubling past. Also a common way of writing is poetry. My senior year English teacher Ms. Sutton told me something that actually made sense to me. Ms. Sutton said, “Poetry is the easiest way to your soul, and poetry can tell your life story just with a couple of words.” Ever since that day I’ve gained more of an interest in poetry.
Before I start talking about Ms. Sutton’s class, I want to pinpoint a very special memory that keeps haunting me. My grandmother was nicknamed “Minnie”, like Minnie Mouse. She got into …show more content…
My last topic I explained was about me growing up and how my mother is feeling of her baby finally growing up; it doesn’t really help that i’m a mama’s boy. I choose the song from Carrie Underwood called The Mama Song and again I titled it the same as the song. My last poem says…
Mom, oh mom,
I love how everybody know’s i’m a mama’s boy,
I’ve known it since day one,
I can say so many things about you, but i’ll stick to the most important things we’ve been through together,
First off, when you would sing me, “I am your sunshine”,
I would listen to you because you always made me feel special,
I know i’m your so called baby, but that will never be forgotten,
That will always be cherished until the day I die.
Second off you and dad are troopers,
Taking me to my appointments I bet hurt you,
Not as much as seeing me in pain after both of my reconstruction surgeries,
I still wonder how you found the strength to show me that everything is ok.
Now i’m eighteen years old, and about to graduate high