some people
bring out the best in you
you may have tried
to be lovers
you may have once
really hurt that some one
they may have hated you
they may have loved you
they may have seen you
make a total asshole of yourself
you may have felt shamed
some people dont have
to think of others this way
some are lucky
others have learned
to really value people this way
- Author: dusk arising ( Offline)
- Published: June 9th, 2021 07:23
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Comments8
Good poem, Dusk. The shape evokes a cremation urn intentional or just me.
Thanks Jerry. Quite unintentional but i do see the resemblence.
Good write dusk.
Thanks Orchi.
da,
I truly believe there’s a reason/purpose for encountering the many people throughout our lives. It awakens us to our many trials and tribulations of our life’s journey.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
Laura🌻
I dont know about reasons/purpose because that's predestiny but certainly everything which happens to us shapes us.
Thank you Laura.... nice to see your bright yellow sunflower again.
I’m so glad to be back, thank you.🌻
That bright sunflower has given me the hope that I’ll live another day. If one loses courage, there’s always hope to go on…with a smile.
Laura🌻
Nice one dusk. Always look for the ones who treat you well and you are always able to be yourself
Hmm it would be nice to choose wouldn't it. I find that i take 'em as i find 'em and generally people are quite affable. Thank you SC.
If you value others, chances are good you will bring out the best in them.
I hope so, I do value those I encounter. Mutual respect is my wish. Thank you MS.
Thank you, Dust. Always enjoyable.
Thank you too.
Very true d a the true friends will always bring out the best in you and are so valuable to us in our lives.
Andy
Understanding and respecting others freedoms goes a long way. Thanks Goldie.
this is what wisdom, reveals itself to me as
when I identify it in others or in what I read
it exists here
in these words you've penned, dear poet
thank you!
High praise, thank you LBM.
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