Sounds like someone got conned into a manipulative relationship...time for a megaphone!
Sorry to be without comment for a while..I've been out of town and am just catching up on your wonderful words!
Love,
Taylor
Sounds like a few characters I once knew in Chi-Town.
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on June 12, 2006
Sometimes we seem to never learn. Wonder why? I imagine it is different according to the person, but basically I guess we just need the touch and support of another human being, and so what if they are flawed? Give a chance, we can change them. Whoop-de-doo, how many times has THAT been tried and will be tried in the future. Good poem. Fantastic moral.
Lame excuses fall on deaf ears and are forged within fragile and hopeful hearts, probably... at least, very trusting ones. Love is always spelt R-I-S-K and it takes courage and strength couched in vulnerability to walk that road completely openly. Yet strong is the heart forged and refined in the heated furnace of harsh experience... it heals itself and provides meat and shelter for others less strong. A good parable here, Eileen, which many can relate to. Guess it just goes to show that Prohibition should always remain with us... but with US making the wise decisions as to what that should be! TY Kate xx
Sorry to be without comment for a while..I've been out of town and am just catching up on your wonderful words!
Love,
Taylor
Ron
love and peace, Carole
Love, B&R
Hey Sis...me and you! Two peas in a pod and love your pens...they are from my heart too.
Susan
Sounds like a few characters I once knew in Chi-Town.
Never get mixed with Bugsy Malone !
They usually carry machine guns under their long crombie coats...lols
Peter
Peace & Love,
Dove