<p>This, the last poem of poetry week speaks to the actual theme of poetry week this year. Letting go.  We must let go eventually, or we risk dying. We believe it is time to let go and move forward with life, and like trees, know well no matter the season we find ourselves in, we are still alive.</p>

This, the last poem of poetry week speaks to the actual theme of poetry week this year. Letting go. We must let go eventually, or we risk dying. We believe it is time to let go and move forward with life, and like trees, know well no matter the season we find ourselves in, we are still alive.

<p>This, the last poem of poetry week speaks to the actual theme of poetry week this year. Letting go. &nbsp;We must let go eventually, or we risk dying. We believe it is time to let go and move forward with life, and like trees, know well no matter the season we find ourselves in, we are still alive.</p>

Platt's Portrait: Episode 16: Letting Go

A Writer can lift one's spirit from the pits of depression, capture the essence of a sunrise, reenact a sunset, flood flirtatious rhymes into a crush's eyes, and place stillness in overcrowded minds with just one line. However, literature's beauty is unique to the writer's ability, experience, and versatility. Some writers may write sonnets in mere seconds, and others may dance in a rhyme an hour at a time with no sight of stopping in the following line. Some write books in hours others years. Then there's me, who Platts his writing into a well-designed Parcel of Poetry and Prose.

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Platt's Portrait: Episode 16: Letting Go

Platt's Portrait: Episode 16: Letting Go