Why have such a narrow view of life
It may be natural to focus on oneself
Don’t limit yourself in that way.
Expand to asking what others are experiencing. You might be surprised at what gifts you discover.
Wide (an acrostic poem)
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Timing (an acrostic poem)
There was a rhythm to how things flowed in life
If one could anticipate the beat, one could thrive
Many tried and flailed and failed, but Ramona was a natural
It left those in the know in awe and a bit jealous
Now here she was, about to win it all and there wouldn’t be anything left
Giving in, she purposely made a mistake assuring herself a better tomorrow
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Lip Stick (an acrostic poem)
Luscious ruby red pucker
It called to him to get close
Perhaps to brush her with his
Still, he kept his distance
The idea of that oily makeup on his face
It kind of freaked him out
Couldn’t she wash it off
Keeping everything perfectly natural
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Adrift (an acrostic poem)
Always looking for the new thing
David believed in the accumulation of experiences
Reality was he was always looking for what he was a “natural” for
It never seemed what he was doing would fit
Frustrating him and forcing him to search ever elsewhere
To never find what he thought he must be born to do
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