Tag: mental-health
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Poem: True To Self
True To Self Start my day with cup of coffee. Make a list of things that could be. Checking off items one by one, Keep working until most are done. – Doing work for personal cause. Asked to help didn’t stop to pause. Cause is one that’s close to my heart, Never stopped once since…
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Poem about Self Pity-Physical Pain
Pain Waiting for death to knock on your door. I know you’re in pain, pain you abhor. Why not try? Only a bone you break, Not invalid, your own fate you make. – You disgust me, your habits are foul, For self do not strive, not try at all. Will not get up,…
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Poem about Could vs Should
Could Do Need to sort what I must do. Things in queue are not a few. Some for fun and those that must. Schedule full, think seams will bust. – Pick up a bit here and there. Write down, make list with care. To make list of have to dos Gives sour mood and…
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Poem: Calls Nightly
Calls Nightly He calls nightly, without fail, ‘Cept sometimes, but what the hell. – I call him, on occasion, Don’t talk long, curt evasion. – My leisure he interrupts When his Call Ringer erupts. – Make time, his call is welcome. When my turn, made feel lonesome. – Like, call from me, not wanted. Wish…
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Poem about Life’s Paths
Burn New Path – Choose, you must, which way to turn. Though sometimes path causes burn. Turn back? Redo? Reverse curse? Or stop afraid, wound to nurse? – Cannot undo what is done. Must continue on path spun. More forks are in road to pick, Which one to take is the trick. – Neither path…
June Nash 