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Meaning by Suzie Palmer Monday, July 30, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan

A poem of love A poem of joy Encouraging good actions To employ Every measure we can muster We can make May our every breath be cause to celebrate The manifestations of our day-to-day Creating our lives in our own special way Fulfilling our purpose, our duties, our lot Realising we ultimately write our own plot Take on this moment with all that it brings Even if it means kick-starting to sing There’s meaning in the madness There’s meaning there is Discovering answers Is every reason to live
Suzie Palmer

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Reviewed by La Belle Rouge Poetess Of The Heart	8/3/2012

May our every breath be cause to celebrate, love that line. An uplifting poem.




Reviewed by Christine Tsen	8/2/2012

Beautiful poem, Suzie! I hope you are well and having fun! Blessings, xx Christine




Reviewed by Asa Seeley	8/1/2012

everyone's is different, but without it...there is no reason to go on. thanks asa




Reviewed by Ronald Hull	7/31/2012

You've just written my mantra for daily living. From the time I wake up until I lay my head down to sleep, my mind is actively creating ever new ideas and memories. Thanks for reminding me. Ron




Reviewed by Debby Rosenberg	7/30/2012

"every reason to live" - love the enthusiasm!




Reviewed by Jerry Bolton	7/30/2012

Discovering answers is what it really is all about, isn't it, Suzie? Very well stated poetry with a nice kicker at the end. My kinda stuff.