A Repost from April 2021. I present to you a Badger Hexastich syllabic poem that first appeared on Day 2 of NaPoWriMo. With this poem I attempt to shed insight on how I see Robert Frost's poem, The Road Not Taken.
Let’s “Go Placidly” into world peace. May I suggest a reread of DESIDERATA By Max Ehrmann © 1927 Original text “…Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness.”
Life: There are techniques for everything. It pays to learn the ones that matter.
One day prior to the Corn Moon of September. Watch this moon balance your energy. Happy moon gazing.
The Cacti that blooms for only one night, and is gone before the sunlight finds her. I find this inspiring. I hope you do as well.
True Story: and just like that the rains doth cease blue skies, resplendent sun galore in the somnolence of summer the words just upped and left me so then a…
Inspirational and humorous at the same time, this proverb is. Hope you find it a piece of good advice on this beautiful rainy day in May.
Have you ever noticed how everything around you looks ugly when you're feeling ugly and unworthy inside? Why is that? Here's a short true story that inspired a poem on one such day. Spoiler: all it took was for him to take care of 'something' that looked as ugly as he felt. Enjoy!
Short poem with the theme of 'immortality' written in a fun syllabic form called 'inverted etheree'
When time management problems arise, pause to check your priority management gauge.
Inspiration for you today. What if we stopped resisting what’s happening and put our belief in the fact that the universe is on our side? Remember that like attracts like; starts as an inside job. Remember that failure is a teacher; the straight road to success. What if we started to accept what is and embraced the questions? Let's try-- you and I.