Dear world,
I have a confession: I like the idea of writing for an audience, but I have commitment issues. Clearly. My idea for Copper & Vine was to consistently post deep and life-changing blogs that inspire conversation. However, I discovered that while I have plenty of thoughts floating around in my head, they feel a little cheapened or boring when I try to put them down on paper. Plus, everyone and their mother is already doing that. Plus, I don't want to keep a religious blog for the sake of keeping a religious blog. One should write when one has something to say.
That being said, when you do have something worth writing, sometimes it just has to be written a certain way. I'm pretty sure the typical blog is not my style. So that's why we're going to try this again from the perspective of poetry.
Welcome to the New and Improved Copper & Vine, Poetry Style
Ok, that's enough of an introduction. On the next post I'll show you a poem I wrote yesterday in response to an encounter that made me think hard about how I relate to others. Maybe you'll identify with it.
