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This Phoenix Speaks

Seven years in the making, my first published book, This Phoenix Speaks , is now a reality. The tireless and tiring work invested to ma...

writing a poem



I was going to write a poem—I had all the words—
As soon as I could put it all on paper
Yet the poem never found a home in which to stay
For those short moments as I lost my way

Impressions marked my heart
But I have let those details fade
Accidentally and purposefully
As the world continues to spin too quickly 'round

What I remember is how I am my better self
When I can love someone with more of my heart
There is something transformative, enlivening and exciting me
When I am hopeful of being beloved

Words come more easily and I feel
More confident
More lovely
More of who I am at my core

I was going to write a poem
About how falling in love is scary and beautiful
It is partially written, but I think I'll keep on falling
And get back to writing once the walls are finally down





5 comments:

  1. Falling in love takes all of the poem writing time and energy. Maybe that is why so many are about falling out of love. I liked your last line about the walls!

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    1. That time and energy are what make the difference, I believe. Thanks for stopping by!

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  2. Shoot my comments haven't been posting either! What I wrote last night was that this was my favorite poem you've ever written <3

    https://joolimammoth.blogspot.com/2019/03/slice-of-life-day-7-opening-night.html?fbclid=IwAR2swpd9lgVt2Ud3bkVlt7mj6HWQd38gFH4bNdnIddWH6gTXcUqCVDm11iI

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    1. I'm sorry you're having issues too! We will beat this system though. :)

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    2. Also, I am so glad you like this one! I rewrote it a few times, and that is so not like me.

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