In the West
You find what I Iove most
Unwavering power to never give up
Forever excepting change has to come
In the East
You find what I love least
Trigger of the inner beast
Forever taming its ferociousness
In the South
You find all my loving darkness
With an ability to endlessly harvest
Magic is more than an eyes colarges
In the North
You find my love yet unknown
Rooted from every single souls poem
Proudly standing as a mighty oak forest
Compass with I and turned on
Altogether will give you compassion
- Author: Poetic Dan ( Offline)
- Published: August 24th, 2018 04:33
- Comment from author about the poem: Making my way back First tune of the day Out of 3000+ tracks Have a loving Friday Then every other day
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Dan,
Using the four cardinal directions as your focal points will have a great outcome! I totally enjoyed the musical clip!
HAPPY FRIDAY 🤗
~Laura~
Saw me through this dark spell that's for sure.
Happy Friday glad you joined the sway x
My dear Poetic Brother,
By reading your poetry, I can’t help but join the sway!
Forever...
Your Poetic Blister 😉
Blister across the boarder
Poeticly all in order
Helping my heart grow large
Thanks for the inspiration I think I'll carry this on
Please do, my Poetic Brother!
Hugs 🤗 🤗
"In the South
You find all my loving darkness
With an ability to endlessly harvest
Magic "
This. Why does this resonate with me? "Loving darkness". I cant decide if its a positive statement or a negative one, but perhaps its a bit of both and that's the point...either way...its a powerful force that is able to "endlessly harvest magic" as if living and loving from a place of tragedy somehow enables perspective and creativity.
Thank you so much for seeing more of my thoughts.
My darkness gave me strength to leave a violent drunken home at 14 and go my own way but there was hidden alot of pain. After 200+ writings I found the light to out weigh this and slowly come to breathe with greatfulness to all that's ever happened in my life.
I would say if liked this, then old one called Dan get its or tea with my head demon may resonate too.
Pg 14 I think.
Thank you again for reading
Much love and respect
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