Poetry will passion

 Imagination and Meraki both work for poetry .Imagine and do work with hardwork and Do something with passion , creativity and soul . Put something of yourself in work .there is law of paying the price “if you want something you must pay for it “ .if you work hard , create a strong imagination, Write everyday, never stop then you succeed in any thing. Your poetry will top off .




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