My family is what I am,
past, present and future;
my pride, my concern
my comfort and my legacy.
This prompt for some reason I don’t understand, has been well nigh impossible to write. Easy to be flippant, hard to tell it like it is.
My family is what I am,
past, present and future;
my pride, my concern
my comfort and my legacy.
This prompt for some reason I don’t understand, has been well nigh impossible to write. Easy to be flippant, hard to tell it like it is.
very well done 🙂
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I love your honesty about this being a challenging prompt. But you did it well. One of my favorite quotes is from Ram Dass who said, “If you want to know how spiritually advanced you are, go spend a week with your family!” 🙂 They are complex relationships for sure. Thanks for your poem! hugs, pat
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your family is lucky to have you in their life.
trisha
http://sharmishthabasu.wordpress.com/2011/03/09/family/
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I read this about six times. Love it.
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Family – can be one you are born into … or one you choose! It can be ancestors, or the future … in our household it includes – 2 humans and a total of a dozen 4-legged fur-children! 🙂 ~~ becca
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Well done, Viv. I’ve given up on this prompt. I feared it might have been as disillusioned as yesterday’s on Childhood. For my wider family, that is. My two children are just the best!
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A lovely response to a difficult prompt.
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Theologically, we call it the “cloud of witnesses.” All that have gone before, paving the way. I love my cloud! And I see you love yours.
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I found that to be true myself of this prompt, funny that this one was a head scratcher. Good work!
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A family is what it is, an everchanging example of group dynamics. Have to give that one some extra thought as well.
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