Elle Posted April 11, 2020 Posted April 11, 2020 (the title of this poem is unknown) May You Resist Being Colonized utterly by those who do not have your soul's interest at heart May you practice humor in order to bypass invitations to doom Practice exiting quickly Leave only your laughter in the air behind you when you've been invited to fulfill Someone else's fantasy that's not you 4 Quote • 4.18.14 • 5.1.14 • 9.20.14 • 5.28.15 • 6.14.15 • 7.28.16 • 7.24.17 • 10.23.17 • 10.24.17 • 1.25.18 • 2.5.18 • 12.5.18 • 10.3.19 • 10.11.19 • 11.16.19 • 8.6.23 • 9.21.23 • 10.1.23 • 5.17.24 • 5.19.24 • SF • ATL • ATL • IND • ATL • CHI • LDN • NYC • NYC • DC • ATL • NYC • PDX • SAN • KS • CHI • AL • MD • AL • AL
Divisive Princess Posted April 11, 2020 Posted April 11, 2020 Is it safe to assume this one is about Sean? 0 Quote
maxthehitman Posted April 11, 2020 Posted April 11, 2020 I like this poem Is it safe to assume this one is about Sean? It could be about anyone in her life, or anyone she ever met. I do not see the word "Sean" written on it. It could even be about YOU or me. 0 Quote -
maxthehitman Posted April 11, 2020 Posted April 11, 2020 this thread gave me war flashbacks Wise words she wrote in this particular line... " May you practice humor in order to bypass invitations to doom " Charles Chaplin also had a thought around the same thing. He once said, " A day without laughter is a day wasted." 1 Quote -
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