Neurons and synapses
used to grooving
fast and relentless
then comes the
sudden screech,
stop, brake.
The drum’s
beating groove
surrendered to
the piano’s gentle
melancholy,
a shift in melody,
slowed down
the catastrophe,
for the first time
the neurons learned
how to pause
and take a break.
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P.S. The change in job is giving my mind a bittersweet feeling. I am used to having a lot of tasks to do, resulting to a stressed out mind. Now I have less work to do, inching to almost boring. But then, change is as constant as breathing. So there. 🙂
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12.13.2017
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In response to dVerse Poetics: How Are You Feeling Today?
I love this poem and I am happy about your new job!
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yay! thank you, Sheridan! 😀
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Ooh Rosema this is lesson for the neurons.
I am amazed how poetically you have made this lesson learn.
My Pats!💞
Long time we have met, maybe because both have our own neurotic grooves… Hahaha
Shiva
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haha. i agree. been busy. been having a lot of changes in life. Thank you, Shiva! I hope you are well.
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I understand
Your hope makes me well
Change is a universal truth and necessity
Visit my latest posts, maybe can find some solutions Dear💞
Thanks
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best of luck on the new job and you touched a nerve with the synapses.
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Thank you, Gina! 🙂 Happy holidays!
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Ah, reading this dearie felt like a rest. A well needed one, thank you. 🙂
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ahhh the feels, dearie! Thank youuuu! and happy holidays!
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Beautiful poem Rosey! One thing about a boring job, it gives you time to write poems! 🙂 I hope it turns out to not be too boring and you really love it.
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Hehe. I agree to that. Thank you, dear PJ! And happy holidays!
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Happy Holidays!
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how was your Christmas dear PJ? 😀
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It was very nice Rosey! How was your Christmas?
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It was full of sleeping. hehe.
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Did you get to spend it with your family?
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Yes. I’m with them. 🙂 You too? Did you spend it with your grandkids? 😀
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That’s wonderful that you are with them! I spent it with my niece and her family. I didn’t get to spend it with my kids and grandkids.
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Great poem, Rosema and I’m happy about your new job. 🙂
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awww. thank you, Diana! happy holidays to you!
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You’re welcome, Rosema. I don’t celebrate the holidays, but I hope that yours went well. 🙂
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Oh. Sowwy. I didn’t know. Bless you dear!
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Sounds like a great job Rosema – more time to write poetry 🙂 Enjoyed the poetry.
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hehe. i have to look at it that way. Thank you, Davy! Happy holidays!
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Happy holidays Rosema 🙂
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How’s your Christmas? 🙂
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Very good thank you Rosema and yours? 🙂
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It was full of sleep. Just like that I wanted. haha
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Goodluck Rose…and happy holidays..merry xmas..
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Merry Christmas darling! hugs hugs!
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I’m VERY Glad for your less-stress new job, Sister!! GOD IS GOOD!!!
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hehe. less work. it is. but lots of rules too. hehe. but yes. God knows the best. ❤
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Well, there’s no perfect job–I remember!! 🙂
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hehe. i agree!!! 🙂
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🙂
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