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Tag Archives: poetry
Poetry Day: Falling in Fall
(Wrote this for obvious reasons. I really don’t have the best luck once September hits.) It happens every year When the leaves begin to die All our work to this point Unravels at the seams Bombardment of bills Who … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Fallen Behind
(This one feels like it’s rather self-explanatory. Came from a time when I saw friends posting about doing all of these fun things. I couldn’t go or do the same because money and time were limited. So, I started to … Continue reading
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Tagged depression, falling behind, fun, growing up, life, poems, poet, poetry, sadness, stress, writing
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Poetry Day: Fall of the Dragon
(This type of poem is called a Sestina. It has six stanzas with six lines each. The final word of each line is reused until each one has been in each position. I loved the challenge of this type of … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Faith
(This was a thoughtful poem I made after discussing faith with someone. It really does make one wonder about the concept. I don’t mean if you believe in god or a religion, but believing in anything. We tend to think … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Every Morning
(This one isn’t very subtle. From when I was a stay-at-home father and was gradually getting driven into the ground. I really was the last one to go to sleep and the first one to wake up. Definitely do my … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Every Family Has a B-Word
(The actual title had the full curse word. Definitely wrote this one when I was angry and feeling underappreciated. Still, you can see this in many families. There’s a hierarchy, which means someone is going to be at the bottom. … Continue reading
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Tagged anger, emotional abuse, family, hierarchy, poems, poet, poetry, writing
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Poetry Day: Even When I Win, I Lose
(This one probably happened after I was forced to go to something and then got lectured because I didn’t look comfortable. Yet, I chose an activity and the people I was with didn’t take it seriously. So, it left me … Continue reading
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Tagged activities, hypocrisy, narcissism, poem, poet, poetry, ruining events, sadness, wet blanket
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Poetry Day: Edge of the Blade
(Fencing. This is definitely about fencing.) I stare down its length At the one I have to beat Letting the finest edge Be the guide within my hands Leading me to victory Before my opponent takes me down He shifts … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Easy to Say
(This one I remember because I still talk about this issue. People are always quick to give advice. They don’t always think about how easy it is to put that advice into practice. Best example is when you’re told to … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, empathy, ignoring emotions, life, poem, poet, poetry, stress, time management
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Poetry Day: Dust on the Road
(This is a small poem and I don’t know what made me write it. Clearly, it’s about a person who used to be rich and is now fading away. Maybe I was going for the fact that it doesn’t matter … Continue reading
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