Wednesday, June 11, 2014

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Occasionally, I find I can relax,
even without alcohol; forget
six years of mental pain;
feel more or less alive again.
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Robert Melliard
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Kanav Justa 16 June 2014

, , , , wise words from your pen, , , , excellent write, ,

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Colleen Courtney 12 June 2014

Yes! Yes! Yes! Nicely done Robert! I definitely think worded this way it will be much easier for people to be able to relate it to their own lives and experiences. I could semi-relate it to my own past in the first version, now I feel like I can wholly relate to its meaning with this newly edited piece! Kudos!

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Colleen Courtney 12 June 2014

I find this poem interesting. For I also have overcome a past. I'm having trouble with the wealth and freedom comment. I get the freedom and all that it entails. But the wealth is what I question. If you mean wealth in terms of being rich with blessings and family then I get it. I love the last line of this piece. It is true that happiness is harder to obtain but I've always felt that happiness has to start with self love. Being happy with who you are and what you are blessed with. So therefore, shouldn't maybe the wealth and freedom talked about be a big part of achieving that elusive happiness? Just something to ruminate over! Well done! You've made me stop and think!

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Robert Melliard

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