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Do what you love and you will love what you do.
by Joyce White → (All Poetry by Joyce White)
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Keeping busy always puts me in a better mood. Who I am changes moment by moment. I am many. We all like to write poetry.

As an artist I will admit there were unfortunate moments in my intensity, when

crippling insecurities left me limp and passion-free. When I'm busy doing something

I love, there was progress to my spirit. Keeping busy always put me in a better mood. I am many and

many of me are not the fairest to gaze upon, my smouldering aura embodied the holy,  unholy and the

human form; I confess I've opened my exalted head and body to Pablo Picasso who perceived me in

strange and ill-formed ways; and there were times when I've summoned the most evil, known as Satan for

a few hot unholy days, then joined Moses and the Greatest Mother of them all, until I tired of their

perpetual sermons, on the hills, if I recall; three watery graves called out to me, I offered John, Jr. a Water

Lillie, as well as his wife, Caroline and her sister, too; lastly with an urge to breed, I began following John

Travolta around when his quivering wings reminded me of the angel Michael, I offered him a Lilac

Blossom plucked from my own bosom...laughed and kissed him long and hard, becoming 

this poem for you.


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 Reviews of "Do what you love and you will love what you do."
Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle
Reviewed on July 26, 2009
Excellent piece,I enjoy reading it,take care

EDWIN

Reviewed by Georg Mateos
Reviewed on July 15, 2009
Sorry to say that, but I use Satan as my Voodoo doll, you won't believe how many needles you can put into the sucker!

Georg



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