Every day we hope and we pray,
For a spectacular day.
That exciting feeling of a natural high,
Never wanting to relax and sigh.
That day when you can’t stop smiling,
Even if you are around people frowning.
That magical moment when you’ve received the ultimate prize,
And you want to share it with every one, of every size.
Then the day ends and you rest,
With the intent to wake up looking your best.
Although the next day you’ve been dealt a blow,
Things don’t go as planned and you’re hitting an all-time low.
It’s not exciting at all, and is extremely frustrating,
Turns out it’s just a day meant for learning.
Both the highs and lows create life’s delicate balance,
Enjoy the blissful moments and embrace the difficult ones with elegance.
For every day is a blessing,
That is oh so enchanting!
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called. Very well done poem and also in rhythm. One suggestion ==
1st verse==2nd line just a suggestion on adding a word that fills the
line as per="for a spectacular "newer" or "other" day
Keep up the good work Pilgrim Darryl Ehlers
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called. Very well done poem and also in rhythm. One suggestion ==
1st verse==2nd line just a suggestion on adding a word that fills the
line as per="for a spectacular "newer" or "other" day
Keep up the good work Pilgrim Darryl Ehlers
Regis
Connie
And life has lows.
That's just life,
And that's how it goes.
Michael D.
Ron