Thank you for sharing these lovely poems. They are very inspiring and encouraging! Life is always full of tasks. We need to be more kind and tender to our dearest friends and families; this will make our world better. What a wonderful community here! Thank you so much!
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I love your poem! I have an 8-month-old son who is my world. If it weren't for him, I would've given up a long time ago. He is the very reason I am still alive.
Your poem has really moved me. You see, I allow my past to hold me back. I don't know why, but I do, and I can't seem to stop myself. But then I read your poem, and it gave me that piece of motivation that I've been missing. Hopefully I won't be the only one to take your advice to heart. I thank you for writing this poem.
Beautifully written. You can feel the author's desperation and loneliness, as well as the exhilaration and sense of release on breaking free.
It never hurts less, just less often.
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Wow! Lovely poem! This poem is really good for a funny recital.
Thank you. So happy you enjoyed it! Autumn is a beautiful season! Sincerely, Patricia L Cisco
Thank you so much for complimenting my poem, Janet. I am so pleased you enjoyed it and flattered you took the time to comment about it. I wish you well with your poetry and your books. Autumn is such an amazing season and has so much beauty to offer and write about and share.
Sincerely, Patricia L Cisco
My prayers. How heart wrenching. Inner strength is sometimes a mystery. Prayers.
I am Lev, and I am 8 years old. My father read this poem for me. I liked the poem, but in airports they have these little red cone shaped bags connected to a pole. If the wind blows south, then the tip of the cone points south, so a person can know where the wind is coming from.
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