We, the Writers

Copyright ©1996 by Richard J. Sereday, Jr.
All rights reserved


I shot an arrow into the air, and where it lands, I do not care.

Do not ask us why
we feel this compulsion,
this addiction, this need,
to distill emotions
to paper with pen.

We search for the answers,
to the mysteries of life.

These unanswered questions.
They haunt our minds.
They taunt our souls.

Can all the answers ever be had,
I think not, but stop us, they can't.
for we shall still seek, until the end.

Able to sort feelings
and emotions for the less gifted.
making sense of it all,
in ways they never could.

There is a price to pay for this gift.
To taste of pain and suffering,
so clearly.
sadness and sorrow,
so strongly.

But there are rewards as well.
Knowing as much of
joy and happiness,
beauty and love,
God's gift of life,
and all that we see.

The reward of our ability
to lend a helping hand,
to those in need.

In need of the answers,
the answers we seek,
the answers we provide.

So many styles we convey,
so many roads we travel,
to this destiny.

This one's for
you, and you,
and you, and you,
friends one and all,
a brotherhood
transcending time
and space.

A rare breed are we,
so desperately needed
by this world.

We, the writers,
givers of the true.


I shot a fire arrow into the Hindenburg, Woops!


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