Love you forever; like the first thought, you never left my heart.
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Thoughts cherished forever, written as scars on my pages.
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I thought you loved me; then I watched your behavior and realized it was not love but love fraud.
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Sometimes the Sun really burns me --
too clear, a blabber of truth...while
the moon a bit more sympathetic, willing
to hide some blemishes, though a
great-deal more deceptive when it
comes to matters of heart.
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Once you take an oath of office you can no longer feign ignorance, have concerns that are not across the board, and your personal opinion becomes an afterthought.
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I write for my own good if i don't my thoughts will drive me to madness
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"I own nothing and owe nothing to anyone. Am I liberated or still the thought of liberation is holding me back?"
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Free Will. It means that we not only can make choices, but we also control alternative variables unlimited. Though we have individualized souls we are part of Universal Consciousness. What affects one affects all. We create our own physical and mental reality. Time we stop abusing God's miracle gift to humanity.
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An ordinary person has thoughts,
but a great person has an ideology.
— Mohit Rahinj
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Your thoughts are the raw materials of the universe; be a careful builder, for what you construct in the silence will eventually house your spirit.
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Though it is often difficult to see the trees for the forest, humanity is preprogrammed for victory.
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Smile even though your heart is aching, life is for celebrating.
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They say a watched pot doesn't boil, but it takes so long that I thought it needed supervision
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We must worry for the mind to create thoughts for a solution.
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Even though you can
You don't have to land shoulder
for everyone's tears
'cause that's one way to drown yourself.
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To write a good poem, correct grammer or punctuation is not important. It is only the idea and thought that counts
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I loved you then, love you now; and though I gladly give you to the world, I will love you far beyond the confines of this life.
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Sometimes reactions are smarter than thoughts.
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“In the annulled hush where being sheds its skin,
And place and hour fall mute before the mind,
Primeval meanings—chaste of taint or sin—
Alight, immaculate, from thought unlined.”
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It takes a lot skill, thought, and hard work to make a poem sound convincingly spontaneous.
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Though my eye's may not see the dark thy know's what way to wander
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Poetry is really only saying things with deeper, more aware commitment. Treatment of words in such a way that gives the reader desire and space for personal mental, spiritual interaction. In short, poetry is more thoughtful. To be poetic involves heartfelt communion on a creative level that does not exist even with dear, profound prose. Great prose often exhibit strong poetic language.
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It really isn't the thought that counts.
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The Iliad may be the most complex poem ever created, but its ultimate meaning, is, I think, fairly plain: if there is such a thing as justice, it is not for us, but for the gods, and if the gods should offer us a glimpse of it, it will turn out not to be what we thought it would be.
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A palm tree is not a tree. Imagine your embarrassment if your whole life you had thought you were a tree, and find out you are an overgrown blade of grass.
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Do you know your mind's a prison?
Have you been chained by depression and be brutally beaten by thoughts like Cain with thorns piercing your skin?
You haven't grown,
All the problems you've had you've also gotten the solutions easily.
So why do you worry?
A state of PEACE I can now trade for gold.
Blossom Monyei
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“I once loved who I thought you were. Life showed me differently. I hope you found what you were looking for. Take care.”
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I write mostly for the moment—catch and release—capturing thoughts and feelings then setting them free.
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And you're back out on the street
And you're trying to remember, oh
How do you start it over?
You don't know if you can............
You never thought you'd be alone
This far down the line-The Eagles (band)
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"When faced with criticism or disrespect, pause and review the feedback rationally, setting aside emotions. Ask yourself if there's truth to the words, and consider whether there's room for improvement or virtues to cultivate. Even if the delivery is harsh, be open to the usefulness of the message. By handling feedback thoughtfully, you can separate the valuable insights from the negativity and use them as opportunities for growth."
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