I'm sure it will be fine after a little rhyme
This responsibility was a choice of mine
It will swell up, then swell down
Always to leave without a sound
Many chores come under this list
When it feels difficult just to exist
With the breath of my words
I release and let go of this hurt
- Author: Poetic Dan ( Offline)
- Published: May 9th, 2019 03:02
- Comment from author about the poem: This one has jumped my list as yesterday I had a bit of a wobble. Luckily after writing this I went down to the open mic night and let it all go. Much peace and respect to all those living and playing lifes game
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It is amazing how words written down can take the hurt and sorrow from your body and mind. It is so therapeutic to write. Keep it up Dan.
This train is never going to quit, this ship is sailing.
Never a word hiding!
Always appreciated my friend
Yes, writing thing down can help. Pity I was singing at the time. That's enough to cause anyone to wobble - out of utter agony! lol.
That could always turn into a sway 😉
Always appreciated
Much peace and respect
What's written down is silent
Till someone gives it voice
Let's start shouting
Yes! My friend, Next Wednesday I'll be saying it over an open mic to hopefully start taking my own advice 😉
Always appreciated
A delicate write full of thought provoking ending with words of courage Thank you
Thank you, yes i did hold myself back from expressing a bit more.
Always appreciated
Much peace and respect
Ah yes - the written word can soothe the soul - great stuff PD
That did so easily and each time that I repeat.
Thank as always
You've really come to terms with the aid poetry to self help and healing Dan.
Now its a tool in your sophisticated "life's toolbox" and you are well on ya way to mastercraftmanship.
You have inspired me today to write a piece which i shall publish tomorrow.
Brilliant and your mastercaftmanship has sparked of something I was thinking yesterday, such an inspirational crew!
I truly thank you for seeing and reminding me of my own transformation.
Always appreciated
Much peace and respect
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