.Guyana Voices
As a stallion, prancing, strong
I held my head above the throng,
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Adeline, this broke my heart! Yet, it's therapeutic. I know you had to write it, and from it surcease of any vestige of sadness. Thank you for sharing
This is a very beautiful poem, dear Adeline. Your reference to Guyana makes the claim in this poem much much stronger.
Who has talent, just has! ! ! Beautiful.If i have such dominion! ! ! ! From now on i'll studies his poems.
You have managed to put into words feelings which others cannot articulate but with which they can empathize. Well done!
That's my country! Sadly its not in a good state now and the ending of your poem is so fitting to what's happening here. And on your comment about an Addict's Promise I am talking about the rum lol...we Guyanese like our rum although most can't hold it. In our creole: 'De brown rum does knock ya down.'
Excellent vivid words tell your story through this moving poem. When we say 'I do' I feel we have no idea how hard our journey through life will be and we are a gift of ourself to our partner in love. I feel your passion and your pain and thank God for writing! An unforgettable poem for me Adeline. 10 Karin Anderson
Such a sad and moving write, wonderfully penned, of a situation many would know
wonderful as should be - wonderful....rare piece farmable, or the frame in art