Billion more colours than we see!

Poetic Dan



Who lost respect first, was it me or you!

 

Does the truth even matter, when ideas or triggers are not bulletproof



Even coping is nothing but a blag, good, bad and the ugly. All raise a hand!



No matter what happens, each rhyme takes its toll



Until the rivers run dry and no more waterfalls



Each soul returns home released from any inner turmoil



All to become part of another beautiful rainbow! 

  • Author: Poetic Dan (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 15th, 2020 01:14
  • Comment from author about the poem: This was written a few days ago, to help this wave i am on. I always see my life at an end but try to be greatful for the moments I get. Sassoon as I finished this poem, I got a message that an old friend had passed!
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Comments3

  • orchidee

    OOhhh, don't go yet. What about the dogs? and family?! They will all need you! 🙂

    • Poetic Dan

      Life always go on my friend, I shall be here as long as I need to be!
      Always appreciate your time
      Hope you are doing well!

    • Goldfinch60

      That rainbow will light up your life into one of harmony.

      Andy

      • Poetic Dan

        Ha! When i get to that rainbow harmony, I'm sure it will not be of this world!

        Always appreciated my friend

      • jarcher54

        Only someone who pours everything he's got into his poems would choose to say this: each rhyme takes its toll. To those of us who do that in any of our endeavors, very memorably put.

        • Poetic Dan

          Thank you, that line did make me cry! I'll admit it's for the ones that don't leave my mind!

          I see maybe you know this feeling, of unspoken words not healing.....

          Oooo, I like that and going off to write more!
          Thank you for the inspirational thoughts 😉

          Always appreciated
          Much peace and respect




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