No hesitation

Poetic Dan

Show me what you've got

Where the imagination plays

 

With that insight I'm lost in space 

To awe in wonder as it relates 

 

Taking mine to place its never been

The words flowing through my being

 

I rhyme in side more than I write

It's going every second to my life

 

The way it helps everything flow

To let all out through a rhythmic mode 

 

Once you get in you can lose the skin

Nothing but words of the mind begin 

 

Whatever you create that resonates 

Becomes a part of what I vibrate. 

 

My oldest son from another wagwan 

Told me it's called "Dan syndrome"

 

I think we all have the flow from within 

Expressing what you feel, no hesitating

 

  • Author: Poetic Dan (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 9th, 2017 10:36
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  • FredPeyer

    Reading your great poem, PD, I vibrated right along with you! And I do think you could expand the 'Dan syndrome' to a 'Writers syndrome'

    • Poetic Dan

      Bless you my friend, you may of guessed that I do struggle with the writing side, verbal communication is easier but my true passion is in just Energies and body language. So much more simple and pleasant 😉

      Thank you for joining me and helping me reprogramme myself through yours and others work!

    • Christina8

      Great write Dan! I loved the Cheyenne saying in the beginning. Also the last two lines of your poem is so true! Thanks for sharing this write with us!

      • Poetic Dan

        It called out to me and even made me pick up the bongos and have a play. I'm so glad it resonated with your amazing soul

        • Christina8

          Thank you Dan! What a nice thing to say!

        • Goldfinch60

          Good write, we all need to write what is within us.

          • Poetic Dan

            Indeed we do, thank you.



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