I've been on Steemit almost a year. Where have you been in my life with your 'bursting at the seams' confidence and joy? It nearly got too much for me until I saw the photograph of the contrasting yellow flowers - one on its way out and the other fresh and bursting with colour. The comment is what stopped me and made me think................always a new beginning when something has finished.
I like that especially as a retiree.
Thank you for being so 'out there' and determined that this world is an exquisite place to be.
the poem at the end is 'awesome' to use a popular expression.
I live in Africa where it is always hurting somewhere.
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I have been told location like that my happiness or implied happiness on my post does not seem real because nobody can be happy like that all the time. I'm not sure about that. I actually post what I feel and if I'm not feeling it, I probably won't post. LOL
Thank you so much for your kind words and thoughts and to be honest with you the poem at the end was properly credited and she happens to be from Africa. So, you are not wrong in your thoughts. Her name is Warsan Shire you choose a British writer poet and editor and teacher. She was born to Somali parents in Kenya. She won the inaugural Brunel African poetry prize in 2013. It is a very famous poem now especially for the very ending of it. I published the whole part of it because taken out of context it has a whole other meaning. Thank you so much for stopping by and leaving your words. I wish you a most wonderful week ahead!
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