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Get Over Yourself
March 12, 2024
Gaze upon the sky
at the clouds
they move along
forever ongoing
never looking back at the past
leaving it all behind
of course
they get mad
they get sad
but
they eventually calm themselves down
and never give up
continuing to moving on
through thick and thin
and
all I can do is watch
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sparkles-125 BRONZE said...
on Apr. 9 at 1:12 pm
This is truly beautiful!
flowersrcool said...
on Apr. 8 at 4:06 pm
Love this poem!! Very well written, you should vote for it!!!
kdestefan0 said...
on Apr. 8 at 3:14 pm
This is so beautifully written and explained. It is so easy for one to relate and feel the emotion through metaphors and figurative language
MsFulton said...
on Apr. 8 at 2:26 pm
This poem is so fire!! The author wrote this at Buffalo Wild Wings. They told me that because we are besties. YOU GUYS SHOULD VOTE AND LIKE THIS!! EVEN LEAVE A COMMENT BECAUSE IT IS SO FIRE!! Not only is it fire, but I also relate to this. SO YEAH HAVE A NICE DAY!!
This is about someone who is stuck in the past, watching someone or something pursue some sort of goal while facing the difficulties of life but not letting said difficulties and emotions stop them from moving on.