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Writing Wednesday

I'm possible because I don't believe life's impossible. I'm patiently waiting to live life less impatiently. I'm practical regarding my purpose in life yet it may be perceived by others as impractical. I'm balanced upon the beam of life tiptoeing in nature to avoid being chemically imbalanced. I'm pressed by life's demands to continue to be impressive. I'm proved each day that this life can always be improved. I'm mortal in this life yet my spirit was gifted immortality. I'm pure in my life's intentions which become more clear anytime I'm around impurities. I'm secure in my insecurities. I'm prefect with all my imperfections. ✌️💛😊 #ImTheOne #YouAreLoved #MonoLake #Bench #WoodPlanks #Tufas #BeTheLight #LoveYourself #LoveLife #WeAreWhatWeAre #BeWhoYouWantToBe #SpeakYourMind #WriteYourHeartOut #FeelYourPower
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I'm possible
because I don't believe life's impossible.
I'm patiently
waiting to live life less impatiently.
I'm practical 
regarding my purpose in life yet it may be perceived by others as impractical. 
I'm balanced 
upon the beam of life tiptoeing in nature to avoid being chemically imbalanced. 
I'm pressed 
by life's demands to continue to be impressive. 
I'm proved 
each day that this life can always be improved. 
I'm mortal 
in this life yet my spirit was gifted immortality. 
I'm pure 
in my life's intentions which become more clear anytime I'm around impurities. 
I'm secure 
in my insecurities. 
I'm prefect 
with all my imperfections. 

Wednesday, August 22, 2018

Writing Wednesday

He sits and waits beneath the bridge, For his victim to come close within his crib. He'll take from you your candy like a baby, And leave you with nothing but a bib. I walked along the wooden planks, Where he observed through cracks so faint. I stopped to gaze at the creek pattern, And he watched me without complaint. I almost escaped but it was fate, For he saw my hair, And could relate. "Who is it that you be?!" As he jumped in front of me. "I am but a soul on this journey. Somewhat like you, I see." I spoke to him as if he's normal, Which caught him off his guard. Grunge and tattered but once formal, His clothes revealed he has been scarred. "I coming to gobble you up!" Said the troll. He saw my face as I laughed for I will pay my toll. "Well, come along! I've got two spears,
And I'll poke your eyeballs out at your ears;
I've got besides two curling-stones,
And I'll crush you to bits, body and bones." He speaks his anger, But I see his heart. I feel no danger, Yet rather to play my part. "Oh dear troll! I've got two sticks, and I'll make into wands to stop your tricks; I've got besides two crystal stones, And I'll heal all your bits, body and bones." One eyebrow up, he gives me a grin, For this game was never his to win. He let me pass with one condition, Always remember to stop and listen, For appearance isn't all to judge, So think of no one as a drudge. Open your heart and open your mind, Always continue to be so kind. 🌉👹🌲🖤 #TrollPoetry #BridgePoetry #HikingPoetry #TrollUnderTheBridge #CreekBed #Creek #Stones #Trees #Bridge #Troll #LoL #Poem #Poetry #Poet #Writing #HikingPoem #BridgePoem #TrollPoem #Rhymes #Hiking #Hike #SonomaMountain #SonomaCounty #LoveEachOther #LoveLife #WeAreAllConnected #SeeTheBeauty
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He sits and waits beneath the bridge,
For his victim to come close within his crib.
He'll take from you your candy like a baby,
And leave you with nothing but a bib.
I walked along the wooden planks,
Where he observed through cracks so faint.
I stopped to gaze at the creek pattern,
And he watched me without complaint.
I almost escaped but it was fate,
For he saw my hair,
And could relate.
"Who is it that you be?!"
As he jumped in front of me.
"I am but a soul on this journey.
Somewhat like you, I see."
I spoke to him as if he's normal,
Which caught him off his guard.
Grunge and tattered but once formal,
His clothes revealed he has been scarred.
"I coming to gobble you up!" Said the troll.
 He saw my face as I laughed for I will pay my toll.
"Well, come along! I've got two spears,
And I'll poke your eyeballs out at your ears;
I've got besides two curling-stones,
And I'll crush you to bits, body and bones."
He speaks his anger,
But I see his heart.
I feel no danger,
Yet rather to play my part.
"Oh dear troll! I've got two sticks,
and I'll make into wands to stop your tricks;
I've got besides two crystal stones,
And I'll heal all your bits, body and bones."
One eyebrow up,
he gives me a grin,
For this game was never his to win.
He let me pass with one condition,
Always remember to stop and listen,
For appearance isn't all to judge,
So think of no one as a drudge.
Open your heart and open your mind,
Always continue to be so kind.