I’m not one to boast,
and recently it seems,
Before myself, stands a wall to my dreams …
One step by one,
When you’re feeling glum,
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To have way more fun …
19k views, may seem not much,
Perhaps to some readers,
I may have lost touch,
I’ve posted on here,
For 1688 days,
So maybe cider, travel, film reviews,
Arn’t the latest craze …
But that never stops me,
And yes I must say,
I feel pretty proud, to form part of your day …
The persistent reader,
Who devotes some precious time,
To reading some facts, opinions or rhymes …
Why you keep reading, is a mystery to me,
So please make some comments, to help me see,
The content you like,
The things you want more,
So I can bring it weekly,
And you know what’s in store …
But jokes aside, there is something to say,
With one horrid virus, afflicting your day,
With all ones successes, comes day to day life,
Throwing regular challenges, restricting your drive …
But failures don’t define us, yet learning can,
And what constitutes success, may not apply to all man,
So take a minute to consider just now,
And think of something to develop or shout …
Hold on to that, and in time you’ll see,
A clearer picture, of what’s meant to be,
And as it gets clearer, step by step in your mind …
Stay humble, and in your own way thrive…
Enjoy your weekend, in the best way you can,
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