This poems practically screams "This is my life!" and I'm completely here for it. The concept of fate personally bothers me, and it bothers me more to see folks roll over and go "Well, it's just fate." In my own personal experience, I've found that we create our own fate. A wise man taught me that the man who says he can and the man who says he can't are both right. I'm reminded of that every so often.
Also, the part about "We cannot prove you wrong, Fate--good for you" made me chuckle. To me, it feels like throwing your hands in the air, like, "Fine, do whatever you think you're going to do."
Nice work, and I look forward to reading your other works :)
This poems practically screams "This is my life!" and I'm completely here for it. The concept of fate personally bothers me, and it bothers me more to see folks roll over and go "Well, it's just fate." In my own personal experience, I've found that we create our own fate. A wise man taught me that the man who says he can and the man who says he can't are both right. I'm reminded of that every so often.
Also, the part about "We cannot prove you wrong, Fate--good for you" made me chuckle. To me, it feels like throwing your hands in the air, like, "Fine, do whatever you think you're going to do."
Nice work, and I look forward to reading your other works :)
Good morning,
And a warm welcome to the site Robert.
I just responded to your reviews and boy was I ever thrilled to see that the site is back up...
I am going to spend my afternoon copy and pasting my work into a file... I thought I had lost it!!
Although I rather liked your words above I feel that there are adjustments to the way this is written.
I am not going to go over them here but I will send you a message after my doctors appointment.
Lisa
I am a social psychology professor in Denver Colorado. Amateur poet, songwriter, satirist, and (recently for the first time) a novelette writer. Tired of academic writing.
Ready to enter the world .. more..