Dreams Come True For Us
You can make it if you try
Manifest with thoughts
But work to achieve magic
Of highest order
About the Creator
Allie Bickerton
She / Her - Canada
I spent most of my life immersed in visual arts and I neglected my literacy.
Nurturing harboured emotions and poetic thoughts I’ve stashed within.
Thank you for being here! 💕
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You’re The Best
In this world of ours You have become my shining Jackie Daytona ___________________________ Afterword: I had a ball writing this haiku about a work friend. I work as a cook in the back of a restaurant and she works front of house as a sever / bartender. One night, after the kitchen had closed and she clocked out for the day, she sat at the bar to unwind and I joined her for a moment of conversation. I walked away from that conversation knowing more fascinating facts about her than I did before, and realized that we had more in common than I thought. We were talking about TV shows and she recommended a new one to me, “What We Do In The Shadows” (on Disney +). I have since watched the entire series 3 times. It’s become one of my comfort shows— one that I put on as fun-loving background noise while I read and write. The show gives me the comedic relief my soul craves while I stay up at night outpouring my thoughts and emotions onto virtual paper, and it’s a testament to the wacky sense of humor that I share between myself and my work friend. I’m forever thankful that I’ve met this person.
By Allie Bickertonabout a year ago in Poets
Trauma Carnival
I have unpopular opinions on one of my old favorites, The L Word. First is: Jenny is my favorite character. Second: The show was originally about Jenny, her trauma, her broken identity and the way her sexuality was explored as an awakening that brought up many memories of childhood abuse.
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Comments (3)
"work to achieve magic"---so powerful.
This was so uplifting and inspirational!
It is motivating! Wonderful lines.