Balancing

spilleronsheet

In a troupe

an artists goes around

the skill of managing his skills

balancing about

 

Life, like a tightrope

holds you about

move a wheel on thin life about

 

managing the words of supervisor 

hearing few honey tipped praises

don’t inflate about 

Many a packets of bitter pricks

bursts you about

just fly with fluffy cloud around

 

harmful words

make you penniless

when you decide to retort about

do your counting

Your favourite nursery rhymes

and forget the insults that people tag behind

 

balancing; indispensable art

sooner learnt

artist rises on skyscraper…

 

  • Author: spilleronsheet (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 26th, 2022 23:00
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  • dusk arising

    To bite one's tongue or not? A waiting game maybe the wisest play. A balance of one's own temperament with the sweet art of revenge (best served cold) at the most opportune moment.
    Alternatively, test the safety net in real time lol.

    • spilleronsheet

      A wonderful advice dear Dusk…just adored those words of managing temperament with sweet art of revenge….will try if I can….

    • L. B. Mek

      'managing the words of supervisor '
      (you understand well, dear Poet
      'above it all'
      we must traverse, one
      shaky step, at a time
      on our tightrope of fate
      accounting for the worst
      hoping for the best
      knowing
      so many, before us have passed
      such a test and lived to paint
      ink, their victory's into memorable
      motivational, songs
      or comforting
      nursery, rhymes...!)
      a great read
      thanks for sharing, dear Poet
      stay Strong!

      • spilleronsheet

        Thanks a lot dear Mek…as rightly pointed by you accounting for worst and hoping for best…so many lived prior to us…showing that where there is a will, there is surely a way….



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