Happiest Creature Poem by Margaret Alice Second
Happiest Creature
Take criticism from whom it comes
if the people who criticize you are
not people you look up to, their
words should not disturb you
I accept my personality do not please
people I deal with - keep my ideas to
myself, started a new regime of self-
discipline, bury spontaneity
No more writing about my feelings, seek
substitute outlets, I believe in a better
realm than this faulty human one
which is so unsatisfactory
Withdrawing and living life in my head
I make life nice, when the process is
complete and I live in my head, I
am the happiest creature
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4/23/2024 8:10:56 AM # 1.0.0.1119
But sometimes it is better to put it on paper then keep it your head. An expression not known is the one not voiced. Regardless of emotions involved. Sometimes they are lessons in life that only in this way can be solved. Writing the reflection of image so it can't dissolve. What I write I will soon forget unless reread it. It is a good poem, though I can't fully agree with it.