Heartfelt Mev Tannie Jennifer Lost But Found

Mejivrou Tannie Jennifer

Respectfully i refer to thee as
though i would a teacher

Because when i am lucky and
blessed enough to click upon
and open up a poem such as your heartfelt loss

With happiness aplenty i realise a poet's work is never done
nor learning shall be overcome
without the willingness and bravery
of people such as you

And at what so ever personal cost
though it may have induced to write

If just one single light it doth shine 
for any individual or illuminates 
or dissipates the darkness along
the dangerous bends upon the path 
of woe they tread

Then if nothing else at least they
know who's word's and the name
of the kind guardian angel who 
helped instill in them the
will to overcome whatsoever personal 
tragedy or adversity has befallen them
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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Proxenos Avatar
October 17, 2020 at 6:17 AM
Dankie my vriend - what a wonderful poem you wrote to me and for me, Your touching verse has blessed me and I in turn bless your golden pen. Hugs, Jennifer.
Flaherty Avatar
October 18, 2020 at 11:46 AM
My absolute pleasure Never let it be said Jennifer that the best or most talented thing to come out of Benoni is the Bunny Park or Charlene Theron . Hugs and blessings
Allison Avatar
October 16, 2020 at 4:51 PM
I must look this poet up and find out what it was that inspired this touching tribute - so many people have a story to tell and we can do it through out poetic voices:-) hugs Jan xx
Flaherty Avatar
October 16, 2020 at 5:13 PM
It was one of your own Jan Jennifer Proxenos and her Heartfelt Loss poem. Check it out i highly recommend it Cheers Jan ta
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