Category: Converging Lives the novel
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Overview
I feel your happiness I feel your pain I share some of life’s refrain Transience I share your problems I divert your mind I walk beside or trail behind Heartstrings I comfort you as best I can I want to heal you that’s the scope I want to be your beacon of hope Sham I… Continue reading Overview
Conversations and pictures
Our conversations are pulling me in Pictures we devlop will always begin Yielding desires as well they might Tingling sensations trigger me tight Setting the stage for the feelings to come Just the distance to be overcome. Inspired by the Novel Converging Lives.
On line Friendship
We met on a word game, in cyberspace We got on well we bonded and chased We talked and shared, our lives our schemes Hard to remember, it is a fantasy, a dream For we only know the other, from the information shared Keeping secrets, though the soul seems bared We share our lives, from… Continue reading On line Friendship
Keeping our feet on the ground
We must, keep our feet on the ground From the euphoria we have found In cyber games and chats, that confound Pictures and words taking us to fantasy Maybe outside sanity The pictures and feelings are fascinating In lives forever separating . Related to Converging Lives the Novel.
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Fantasy and Reality…inspired by Converging Lives the novel
Fantasy and reality side by side grow Boundaries blur where is the plateau? The starkness of words translated into pictures The holes in the substance, filled in, no glitches Subconscious embellishment start a rosie glow Bad habits never seen, don’t spoil the show Endearments uttered are stored in memories box They are intense and become… Continue reading Fantasy and Reality…inspired by Converging Lives the novel
Four step process reblogged
4-step process to achieving your creative goals every day – http://wp.me/p6tkoa-Ju This piece inspired my last poem
How to Set Healthy Boundaries
Originally posted on Dr. Eric Perry’s Blog:
“I encourage people to remember that “No” is a complete sentence.” ~ Gavin de Becker 1. Identify current boundary crossers The first step in setting healthy boundaries is identifying who it is that is the boundary crosser. How does this person make you feel? Most likely, telling this…
Converging Lives. Sounds, Silence and Imagery 