Tag: behaviour
Journey
The journey goes on The wheel of life turns A new awakening burns Thankful to see New ideas to set me free Moving through life Things I can influence … Continue reading Journey
The Line
A SYMETRELLE This is the line do not cross Don’t refuse to talk that’s dumb unjust Don’t Lash out – it will only breed mistrust In relationships lose the moral high ground Chose your reactions wisely, they need to be sound Your drivers your beliefs turn judgements round Try to think, not just react choices… Continue reading The Line
The Trijan poetry form
Trijan Refrain The Trijan Refrain, created by Jan Turner, consists of three 9-line stanzas, for a total of 27 lines. Line 1 is the same in all three stanzas, although a variation of the form is not to repeat the same line at the beginning of each stanza. In other words, the beginning line of… Continue reading The Trijan poetry form
Circle of influence
Trust
What we need is the fluidity of trust Not reinforced concrete, with bars that rust Trust, that our partner will do the right thing Not constrained, by our moral compass, expectations, with a sting Love is being given , the space to grow Support and caring , no rigidity, no under tow There is hurt… Continue reading Trust
A new set of values???
What did I want from this life? Did I understand as I stumbled through? Planning. No more like serendipity With no direction what have I missed? With reaction rather than considered action What crass decisions have I made? How have those decisions rolled out across the the cosmos? How have those ripples impacted on others?… Continue reading A new set of values???
Checkmate
Checkmate, parlous state Playing games, no rebate Trying moves, pulling strokes Checkmate, making jokes Cruel puns, not shared laughter Scoring points couldn’t be dafter Checkmate trust revoked, poor trait Checkmate learning to hate, is it all too late? Reset the game, change the rules Checkmate in life could be for fools Checkmate put in context… Continue reading Checkmate
Converging Lives. Sounds, Silence and Imagery 