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Ever want to...?
"Ever want to just forget it all and just stand and gaze...gaze in wonder at the unbridled majesty on display for all of us to see for free?" she punctured the steady and easy silence with a wistful quality to her question. "we share that same longing, you know. The longing to leave this city behind. For the city, in all its manufactured glory, achievement and advancement, does not offer the best location, the best setting to stare up into the great unknown and bask in the uncertainty and wild opportunity it offers. Neither is it the best place to experience the celestial dance of an eclipse. All that smoke and the heaven-piercing structures and environmental destruction cuts through the inspiration and overshadows the awe." I replied, reassuringly stroking her cheek and smiling warmly into her eyes.
Paul StewartPublished about an hour ago in PoetsHow beautiful it is
Africa is my home. I am an African. I adore my nation. The beauty of Africa can take you far. It is a land of milk and honey.
I want to
explore you totally circumnavigate the lengths of your coastlines lose my bearings in your longitudes and latitudes until I become an
My Life's Battles
My Life’s Battles Like the changing of the seasons, Time moves forward ever so sublime. Constantly reminding us we’re travelers,
Dan R FowlerPublished about 5 hours ago in PoetsIt's my birthday
Today is my day. I celebrate my birthday today. I mark another year of my life, My heart is full of gratitude for the countless blessings
Gloria PenelopePublished about 9 hours ago in Poets"Achieving Balance: Practical Tips for a Fulfilling Life"
Momentarily present the significance of equilibrium throughout everyday life, including efficiency, self-improvement, connections, and satisfaction.
Gaderian of Sonne and Mone
eyne turn upwards as the espousal of sonne and mone begins champaign where the average chapman and compeer meet, with the peeler, the peterman, picaroon, poltroon and piepowder on the back of a palfrey
Paul StewartPublished a day ago in Poets11 things that emotionally intelligent people would never indulge themselves in
Emotional intelligence is an essential skill that helps us navigate the daily challenges of life with ease and inward focus. While it is a muscle that needs be strengthened over time,, here are certain things that emotionally intelligent people would never indulge themselves in
Hridya SharmaPublished a day ago in PoetsThe Inkwell
The Inkwell An ink well sits filled with untapped imagination, Awaiting a pen upon paper to manifest its creations.
Dan R FowlerPublished a day ago in PoetsMy life is a mess and I have nothing to be grateful about!
My life is a mess and I have nothing to be grateful about! I witness myself say this phrase from time to time, where life plonks us into the desperation of ebb and flow of uncertainty and things not going in our favour. It is easy to say we are grateful and in complete balance when things are going well and life feels like the warm embrace of the sun shining on a Sunday morning. But the real test lies in remaining grateful and centred when life feels like spinning out of control. While it is easier said than done, here are some reminders that might help you get through the days that feel like a burden
Hridya SharmaPublished 2 days ago in PoetsReal eyes
The World is full of sweet and spice Life makes your pain twice At least though try to be nice B'Coz Real eyes realize real lies
"Opening the Force of Careful Eating: An Excursion to Dietary Wellbeing"
In the present high speed world, the idea of careful eating has gotten some decent forward momentum as a comprehensive way to deal with sustenance and by and large prosperity. A long ways past a passing pattern, careful eating envelops a significant change in context towards food, cultivating a more profound association between the brain, body, and the demonstration of sustenance itself.