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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required "May all the tears I have sadly wept this past decade ... water the seeds I plant for tomorrow." (Inspired by an unknown quote) The past decade has been painful for me, just too many deaths; too many last breaths, this heart is broken ... tears could fill the sea. Family and friends, sadly, their life ends; and what of me- oh, what can I do to heal, then, the Lord whispered don't be afraid to feel; falling tears wash the soul. So, I poured all my grief into writing, words dripped from my pen; and then ... I found Zen, and my poetry became inviting. But, many times sad, that made me feel bad; yet, I was on a journey to write my grief, then, decided to live life like a dancing leaf; falling tears wash the soul. And through prayer and Zen I found harmony, peacefulness is mine; serene and divine, but as a warrior fighting fearlessly. I wish for like-minds, and friends of all kinds; I have passions and my muse is ignited, my future worthy and I am excited; for now my path is wonderfully lighted falling tears wash the soul. ______________________ December 31, 2022 Poetry/Rhyme/Falling Tears Wash The Soul Copyright Protected, ID 12-1513-415-31 All Rights Reserved, 2022, Constance La France Written in the Qarinage rhyming form created by Gregory R. Barden Written for the Premiere contest, Then And Now sponsor, Unseeking Seeker, Judged 01/03/2023 Third Place
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