The handwriting on the wall
Yes, she knew and we knew
His voice shook the halls
She was a bit of a shrew
But cringed as gossips stared
Her assignment not prepared
She was hired coz she had guts
She knew he was nuts
Well, I knew she had it in her
She could make a lion purr
Yep, I learned a lesson that day
There’s a lot to be said about
Wanting to do it my way
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“The need for change bulldozed a road down the center of my mind”-Maya Angelou
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Eugenia
this is so beautiful attitude and positive energy!!
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I delighted you like it. Thank you!
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Love it, Eunice! ❤
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Thank you so much, Bette.
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A forthright poem, standing up, and being our true individual self.
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Yep, and the results may just surprise us. 🙂
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I thought I’d at least secure one Norwegian flag on your counter, but I guess they don’t much like Norwegians? So I’ll drop a comment as well. May be someone will wake up?
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Wow! are you back? Maybe I have to add Norway to my counter? I was under the impression most countries are available.
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I thought the flag counter automatically gave you the number of ‘likes’ from each country as they came in? You should NOT have to define which countries you wanted registered, but perhaps that’s something new?
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Reblogged this on Reena Saxena and commented:
There’s a lot to be said about
Wanting to do it my way
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💐 🌷
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You captured the spirit perfectly. The repercussions are always there, and how one responds becomes the deciding factor. Thanks for joining in!
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Thank you, Reena. It is how one responds. Conflicts can be turned into an opportunity.
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Another great selection that you’re sharing!
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Thank you, KaylaAnn. You’re welcome to join Reena’s challenge.
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Doing it my way and believing in it is such a positive attitude to have. Great response Eugenia.
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Thank you, Michael!
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Seeing you doing it your way – that’s what I love seeing.
Ellington
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I appreciate your comment. Thank you so much.
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You know, I was a teacher before retiring, and this was the greatest reward I could get, when a student found out his or her own way. Learning whatever skills you need, it is always your own way that does the trick. Not the way I did it but your way. This perhaps isn’t exactly what your poem is about, but it reminds me of those good moments.
Ellington
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Thank you for your comment and it is exactly what I meant. I agree it is doing it our way that does the trick. Right or wrong, we learn from it.
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Excellent poetry Eugenia and a positive one to get the week off to a good start.
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Thank you, Davy. Have a great week!
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You too Eugenia 🙂
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Attitude! It is great to find your way
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Yes, I think so too.
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This poem painted storylines in my head. A lot said in simple words.
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