by Bryan Chabrow
It’s nice to be vulgar sometimes
To shout
Incoherent and inappropriate things
I see it more as an expression of creativity
Than an indecent display of crudity
Obscenities present something
That poetry never did
An angst-ridden release of energy
Riveting and exciting
Like a firecracker
Exploding out of your mouth
Dirty and lewd as it is,
You feel cleansed and purified
As you light each fuse
As much as I love poetry,
It doesn’t give me that thrill
A good thing too
If sparks came out when I wrote
Then all my paper
Would be burned to a crisp
Bryan Chabrow is a 17 year old poet from Manassas, Virginia. He was recently published in Susquehanna University's Apprentice Writer. Although he is young and new to the craft, Bryan is quickly beginning to make a name for himself in the poetry world.
