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A Personal Mission

To speculate Destiny So diverse to many, some ponder it plenty Attacked me at age twenty. Are our lives set by divinity? Does everyone have this born affinity? Coming from the trinity- Continuing for eternity? So many questions to why we are born Some induced to scorn, lives lived forlorn, Others go back to religion, reborn. Some work till they are tired and warn. Others simply "weather the storm" People I have met, ideas burned and charred, While others radical and avant garde - Mine own ways have been nullified with disregard Learned lessons, we are unintentionally scarred. I speak again of Destiny, Share your thoughts for a penny- Please show some clemency. Trying to explain this plainly; I shall relax my musing position To explore moral acquisition It is my unique cognition in this transcendental expedition. A personal mission to seek my rendition of the the human condition Which shall be executed with much ambition- For all others, I have a proposition- Trust in your faith and your own intuition To fruitfully seek your individual composition...

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Date: 6/15/2010 8:18:00 AM
A wonderful entry for monorhyme Madness. Good luck, Amy
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Date: 6/15/2010 8:08:00 AM
Insightful and with introspection....not an easy task to do with monorhyme! Well done, Amy!! I think this will be at the top!!!!
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Date: 6/15/2010 7:46:00 AM
It's a bit humorous because I noticed this years ago about my own poetry, but don't you just hate it how you start a poem with one line you really like and as you pick up momentum the theme, content and rhythm end up almost completely opposite where it started? That being said, I like this quite a bit. I think I'm too "rhyme-lazy" to do a monorhyme, but you pull it off fantastically. :)
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Date: 6/15/2010 7:39:00 AM
Great Monorhyme Amy......Larry
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Date: 6/15/2010 7:33:00 AM
thuoghtful poem, enjoyed pondering today.
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