To Thine Own Self Be True? Poem by Adalie Hettie
To Thine Own Self Be True?
To Thine Own Self Be True?
I wonder if the lips that first released this really knew
It’s discerning to stand in the light transformed
As many times as many have tried before
Pieces of this puzzle were left out at birth
Seems others have arrived fulfilled and understanding their worth
It’s not the lie that I want to believe
Its truth and color of the material and all the random pieces
I’ll tell you what this is; it’s all about my feet
One is kicking down the door and the other is scared to leave
More basically meaningless blather. Does Adalie know writing successive lines that end with words that rhyme does not poetry make?
More basically meaningless blather. Does Adalie know writing successive lines ending with words that rhyme does not poetry make?
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4/24/2024 7:27:29 AM # 1.0.0.1119
It’s not the lie that I want to believe Its truth and color of the material and all the random pieces to b e true to one's own self is a divine call. if we are not true to us we shall never true to anyone else in this world. it will then affect our life, our love life, our life in all kinds of relationships..... a very nice poem on a wonderful and perennial theme. tha nk you dear poetess. tony