A poem that begs us to brood not in the past (when we were in love). "I know its not easy but on letting go, we're choosing life - And not dwelling unnecessarily on highs from our past - Letting go is healing, the past cut away as by a knife - Instead we focus on the now and build a future to last"
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About a man whose spent and feeling a little careworn.
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If evolving is a struggle, this poem sees me coming to terms with my part as an observer, not a doer. The vanguard or fountainhead of human progress.
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On a WhatsApp group, I began with "I joined a group of people - we all shared one thing in common... 'Twas a love of words, words that spoke to a body's heart... We drenched ourselves in poetry for that fueled our imagination... We'd speak of the human condition - this dialogue was our art"
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Same Group - "I swear to thee, this above all... We need to learn to stand tall... For this world needs giants again... People who serve with no thought for gain"
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Thinking of the women I have loved. I try not to let it show, but theres pain all over. "A friend with a silver tongue wished me good company... But that ended in disaster, I have since willed my way on"
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I've searched for a woman to love till eternity,now tim to discover what is serenity.
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37 years have left him bone weary, he now begs a saviour to walk together.
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Run on Empty folks, the time is near, when all we need are the unfettered mind and a fierce valiant spirit.
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He'd a special work that to the lord would redoundthe timeless work of the GITA,UNITING HIS ONLY MISSION.
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When losing a parent, we hit a new low and our feelings get all jammed up. How will this raw grief bring about a catharsis for us?
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Like the masters say - we should FREE ourselves from all LIMITATIONS and SOAR ON HIGH in SERVICE to the DIVINE.
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Using the Imperative - "Hey You", this poem addresses humanity from the viewpoint of 5 different spiritual figures.
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As I hit "ground zero" at ByTwo Studios, this medley sees me trying to set words to the tune of 5 different Pink Floyd Songs
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For a dear friend whose very peaceful future was and is being threatened. I do not agree with her decision not to go down with guns blazing, but respect the strength she has for choosing that. "My advice to you, all friends - is to just recover fast and keep moving - we know this life as bumpy, yet chose it, so make it one of giving"
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Written for an open mic, but couldn't go. One way to introduce myself...
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"So follow the impulse in your heart dear soldier, extend the olive branch... And let a new spirit of oneness take hold of this planet."
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"He's done with the old life, it's time to plan and be more effective, As friends tell him he's worthy of being counted with the rest."
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A personal note to babies and children everywhere, written for Renaissance
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Another note to toddler's and youth, this one with a final note to parents to always be mindful about life. Also written for Renaissance
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Care for one another as we can do, with love. Uplifted, as on a starry, starry night, we look above.
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In all my madness and insecurity, I've always forgotten to pray for and be kind to the ones that love me so.
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Oh, absolute mirth at the thought of the battles of life to be fought.
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A landmark poem as I start releasing that pent up anger and write with a new force of feeling / authneticity instead of sugar coaring everything.
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A contemplative poem thanks to my uncle Chalam
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An apology to friends for being obtuse.
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"Making love in the morning sun in some Of my earliest essays as I revelled in your beauty, In your warmth with a sense frolicsome."
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Will this boy one day become a "World Stirrer and Shaker"?
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"At new beginnings, I'd dream on, hopeful with each passing day. And glad for those friendships that are cemented for a lifetime."
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