If trust has gone It won’t be long Before the love you’ve cried for Is forlorn
When respect has worn Love is torn In two And fades …. a s t r a y If doubt has grown In the heart, one’s home Irritation plagues the mind Two sides: same coin Body and mind are joined Affecting each other; in sway For trust to be reborn And respect to flow Invoke humility, communicate: be friends And while you’re there It’s easier to share A love worth giving extra care!
Sweetest Suzie-girl, you are right! Without trust, there IS no love. You CANnot love...what you DO not respect. It is literally, a conflict of [your own best] interest!
This poetry, is yet another reflection, of your beautiful heart and gentle spirit. You are altogether... LOvely.
Using Calgary as a backdrop the author satirizes the self-serving nature of the public as it continues to fatten itself, not only physically, but egotistically as well.
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Regis
It is full of well inspired, immaculate words of encouragement.
Yours Philosophical verses contribute, communicate, those higher spiritual valor, values of life...
tHANK YOU,
gOD BLESS YOU,
yOURS CORDIALLY,
n.k.osho
Love & Light,
Joseph
Love Tinka
Wise and sagacious words..
I wonder how many actually live by this golden rule
Love and Blessings
Peter
Xxx dove
This poetry, is yet another reflection, of your beautiful heart and gentle spirit. You are altogether... LOvely.
BIGGGG hugs, Rhonda
Wise wonderful warm composition... "Love worth giving!" brings a message of harmony.
I have enjoyed the reading of "Love worth giving!"
In gratitude,
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
Both halves of this poem are right on the money.
We choose which side of that coin we want to be on..
Clever in its simplicity...