Yore

Draven

A new year

A new day

A new time to set goals

And reassess your life

 

It's actually bullshit

Guess what?

You can actually do that ANY old day.

 

But sometimes starting something new on the 1st of January

symbolises something.

Something you've been putting off for years

or perhaps running away from.

 

Whereas the Hollee of yore would have said,

"Fuck this, who needs goals"

Present Hollee decided to open her eyes

and be open to see something new.

  • Author: Draven (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 2nd, 2022 10:10
  • Comment from author about the poem: Sometimes we write masterpieces, and sometimes we write junk like this. The main thing is, is to WRITE? Right?
  • Category: Reflection
  • Views: 47
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  • Fay Slimm.

    Of course we can start again any old time but how many of us as your piece states need a kick up the backside and some resolutions fit the bill at this time of year methinks - a great read Draven.

    • Draven

      Thank you!

    • dusk arising

      I'm having a good chuckle at your accompanying comment.

      Yep I agree, doesn't matter which day you start. I recall the first time i heard the following phrase how uplifting it felt "tomorrow is the first day of the rest of my life"

      • Draven

        Haha, too true, this is a very uplifting phrase. It can happen at any time!

      • Rozina

        Yes, same old same old. Symbolic that's all. You've just reminded me there's something I need to do - have put it off every year! Thanks!

        • Draven

          Good one! Get onto it! ๐Ÿ˜€

        • Neville



          this was simply crying out to be writ, posted & read ................ Neville ๐Ÿ™‚

          • Draven

            Haha, I think it was! Thanks Neville!

          • A.H. Browning

            I love this.
            May this โ€œnew yearโ€ bring you only good things.
            Thanks for reminding me that I can do this any old day.
            Cheers.

            • Draven

              Thank you!



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