Office ended today with some lashing
caused by sharp claws of ego
from a mouth whose mistakes
is something she cannot chew.
My burdened back carried
the weight of her spitted words,
as I drag my tired feet out
as if it was the end of the world.
After dinner, I went to buy water
and saw a man in dirty clothes,
gingerly counting his precious cents
to buy a ringgit of popsicle twirl.
Before leaving he asked
for a carton, discarded.
After getting the approval, he left,
with sweet cream ‘tween his gapped-teeth
without a single penny on his pocket,
but with jolly spring on his feet.
Perhaps the heaviness of life
is based on perspectives.
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Beautful!!
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thank you, Angela!
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You’re welcome. 💜
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🙂
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WOW, this is good…sorry you had a tough workday, though 😦
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aww. thank you! and please no worries. that’s how we get tougher. 🙂
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The corporate world is such a big mess Rosema…but i can sense you will survive and win..and this poem is a reflection of your strength and resilience…
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awww. it really is, Mich. but when the going gets tough, the tough gets going na? 🙂 Thank youuuuuu!
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I agree with Mich. Great poem overall, Rosema.
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thank you so much, dear Diana!
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You’re most welcome, my friend! 💙
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God bless you, my friend!
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Thank you and may He continue to bless you. 💙
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Blessings to you, Diana!
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