Posts Tagged ‘brave’
January 9, 2017
It’s sad we reject/
the choice others make to loose/
their voice and not hide.
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November 6, 2014
I’m sorry
that this is old.
I’m sorry
that I just wrote this.
I’m sorry
I didn’t have the time.
I’m sorry
that I’m old.
I’m sorry
that it’s new.
I’m sorry
that I’m young.
I’m sorry.
I’m sorry.
I’m sorry
that I’m sorry.
STOP!
Don’t apologize!
Sorry?
For what?
You are standing,
SOLO,
spilling your guts,
speaking for yourself,
sharing your mind,
telling truth.
Don’t give away
your power.
Don’t
be sorry.
I’m not.
We’re not.
Because you’re not
sorry.
You are
not.
Not
at
all
sorry.
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October 16, 2014
Props to the kid in/
the red sweatshirt — and Dad — who/
left and still returned.
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September 25, 2013
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September 25, 2013
I learned why I stay/
up late nights: Not to flirt, but/
to learn to be brave.
Or
… It’s not to flirt, but to learn brav’ry.
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January 9, 2013
You stand on the brink./
All it takes is a response./
Are you brave enough?
OR
I stand on the brink.
All it takes is a response.
Am I brave enough?
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September 27, 2012
There was a smelly/
dead mouse in the house. I said:/
“I’m brave!” Then I puked.
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June 1, 2010
If you’re brave,
pho can be microwaved
says Dave,
The King
of pho microwav …
ing
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Props to the kid in/