I’d live where the sun is rising
If life was a day.
I’d expect to always be shining
And always feel this way
I’ll never become clouds past sunset.
I won’t regret, fret or replay
The day of me will never end.
I’ll keep the dark at bay.
It’s not about age but demeanour.
I live inside today
Whether your weather is hearty or leaner
Don’t let time wither away
Play Play Play ❤
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Beautiful picture and words
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Thanks Max. 🙂
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Lovely lines, very well expressed! I would like to invite you to have a look at my art work and poetry when you have a moment. It’s always good to connect and share. God bless you
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Thanks. I love your blog, especially the tree of wisdom. As another who sleeps little, I understand secrets of night and talking to the moon and stars. Lovely to meet you 🙂
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That’s so nice of you 🙂
Would love to hear from you again. Keep sharing 🙂
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We should live life like it’s ONLY for a day. Beautiful poetry and accompanying image. Nice to meet you through the SWF hop! 😉
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Thank you Cathy. Your header is the most gorgeous picture and I love the title. Looking forward to exploring more. 🙂
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lovely glowing sky
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Thank you Thomas.
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Each to his own, but I would have a dream or two added in there as well.
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There’s plenty more …This is just the beginning. 🙂
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“If life was a day”…. what a lovely thought! I smiled at the kind of day you described, it is very much like the one I would choose too! Your verse has a powerful message…we can choose how we will spend our days – either miserable or happy. Thank you for sharing such an uplifting poem for Two Shoes Tuesday!
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Thanks Josie, I’m so glad you visited and understood the message. 🙂
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Beautifully inspirations in both words and photo.
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Thank you Janice 🙂
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Beautifully put. So beautiful, it almost brought a tear to my eye and that’s because I love it.
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Thank you Hugh. That’s so kind of you. 🙂
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I love it!!
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I’m so glad! Thank you. 🙂
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lovely indeed!
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Thanks 🙂
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Magnifique une vraie carte postale !
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Merci Audrey!
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Wonderful sunset and words.
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Thank you Margaret 🙂
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Rapturous shot to go with your fine prose♪ http://lauriekazmierczak.com/puddle-portrait/
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Thanks so much Laurie. Excellent puddle reflection.
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Another beautiful shot, and it goes so well with your words. Thanks for linking it to the Up Down Challenge.
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Thank you Debbie.
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I loved the poem and loved the photo. Very good expression of how to live. I really liked it MUCH!!
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Thank you Joanne.
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Gorgeous! Thank you for sharing your photo & words to {the water’s edge}
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Thank you Bella. 🙂
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Lovely sentiments! The photo is wonderful!
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Thank you Judie 🙂
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Beautiful photo and post ~ love the poem ~ very inspiring ~ thanks, xoxo
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Thank you so much!
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ok ok ok – I’m going to go and play!
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I’m so glad! 🙂
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Great prose!
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Thanks so much!
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Amazing picture and lovely words!
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Thanks Amit.
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Amazing picture and lovely words!
http://amitaag.blogspot.in/2014/07/skywatch-peeping.html
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Thank you Amit. Your gorgeous photo of the sun peeping through has beautiful colour, composition and framing.
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A beautiful sky and wonderful words!
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Thank you Mary. 🙂
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great advice! {:-Deb
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Thank you Deb 🙂
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What beautiful, inspirational writing.
My husband and I watched a movie the other day about a man that had 90 minutes to live. It made me think.
Your poetry would have been perfect for that movie!
Thanks for linking.
This was really incredibly inspiring.
A+
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Thank you so much Jenny for your wonderful kind words.
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