I wish to share with others the things I have learned
Yet dealing with the judgement can leave you hurt
Even if all parties involved are trying their best
It is a constant battle with the human intellect
Letting go of our fear, of not being, shown or giving love
Yet we all are, in our own unique way, within everything we do
As this is all mine that I feel and yours is yours to own too
Each given this gift to interact with the universe
I hold no judgement against all life trying to understand it
All I ask is when you see mine you try to clear your mind
As we do this journey together and respect we don't know it all
Everything and nothing can always happen, it's down to us to listen
By protecting one thing, others will get hurt
Take a rose or any other flower, do other plants get to grow with it or do you choose what joins in around it. If you leave your garden to be a garden, with no control. It will become a jungle, nature will always take over.
I have pulled out the last of my unwanted growth, now I can breathe in my own optimistic view, walk in my own positive shoes.
Knowing love is all I give, show and do. What you see is all up to you.
This movie of life is one amazing ride, if you listen to the music of our sorrows and joy. The beauty and magic of nature will fill you with pride that money will never buy.
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Author:
Poetic Dan (
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- Comment from author about the poem: Another lesson from the negative yesterday to remember the story of the father, son and donkey. I will never please everyone, just make sure our heart & soul we follow.
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It's all perception!!!!!!.....
..... you be the best you know how, and try to be the best you can be.
Thnx for letting us share
Thank you my friend, trying is all we can do.
Really appreciated
In this life we must try to do the best we can, if we keep trying we will go forward to the light that is always there for us.
Absolutely, all in our own path and place in time. Thank you Good sir!
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