Thought provoking ... well-penned in your poetess unique way - enjoyed!!
Robert
Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on October 25, 2004
love the way you ended this with the question: Would you walk with me thoguht mine?
Reviewed by Dana Matthews (Reader)
Reviewed on October 25, 2004
We are a world of terrorized
and traumatized people. We
see through eyes of "self" instead
of eyes of acceptance.
To accept and care
for others without regards to what
they can "give" or "do" for us
requires that we allow others to
think and choose what is right for
their life. When accept others as human
we accept our self. When we deny them
individuality, we kill our own species.
But unless a person is taught how
to love and care for others they
are unable to pass on those values.
We are taught by what we experience.
We as humans only succeed when love survives.
Love only survives when it is given freely in
celebration of our individual lives.
"You are after all, dirt looking at dirt." La Belle Rouge.
Such strength, grace and compassion expressed here, Dawn. To be able to sacrificially give and not to count the cost is one of the greatest gifts a person can bestow upon another. To be firstly aware of another's need, and then to be prepared to answer it oneself is just quite awesome in these days of mounting pressure and strife. But then, to frankly admit to one's own needs and to make oneself vulnerable is another step up on the ladder of personal growth, too. You are talking of a road that few of us are prepared to travel, Dawn, and I salute you for this. You deftly encapsulate here what is so sadly lacking in our lives and communities at this tragic hour. Stirring and challenging, Dawn. TY. Kate xx
A collection of love poetry both relatable and unique.. Poems both joyful, playfu , yearning and romantic. The Poet has exposed his heart and soul in words of love and admiration. Take a journey through the thoughts of a Contempary poet of love. Poet
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Thought provoking ... well-penned in your poetess unique way - enjoyed!!
Robert
and traumatized people. We
see through eyes of "self" instead
of eyes of acceptance.
To accept and care
for others without regards to what
they can "give" or "do" for us
requires that we allow others to
think and choose what is right for
their life. When accept others as human
we accept our self. When we deny them
individuality, we kill our own species.
But unless a person is taught how
to love and care for others they
are unable to pass on those values.
We are taught by what we experience.
We as humans only succeed when love survives.
Love only survives when it is given freely in
celebration of our individual lives.
"You are after all, dirt looking at dirt." La Belle Rouge.
D a n a
You write with such flair Dawn, a true poet are you!