Passion (Part 1)

Passion (Part 1)

A Poem by Désiré Desrosiers

my father lost his passion for architecture,

he has become materialistic,

willing to do anything for money.


when I was little,

I could see the fire in his eyes.

his ambition to be a famous architect,

“money didn’t matter”


what he told me changed

as his eyes dulled,

all that is left is tiredness,

and regret


when will I lose my passion?

© 2016 Désiré Desrosiers


Author's Note

 Désiré Desrosiers
my first sane piece of writing from my notebook

testing the waters
starting off with something innocent

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NEVER LET YOUR PASSION GO!!!!! WHEN YOU LOSE YOUR PASSION, YOU LOSE YOURSELF!!!!!! If writing is your passion, keep a pencil behind your ear and a small notebook in your pocket if you have to! Write, in sharpie (or get a tattoo) on your forehead so you never forget!
Lovely poem by the way! Loved it! Sorry about the rant ;)

Posted 8 Years Ago


 Désiré Desrosiers

8 Years Ago

thanks for the review, i have another free verse diving more into passion that i will share soon. wh.. read more

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 Désiré Desrosiers
Désiré Desrosiers

Berkeley, CA



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Désiré Desrosiers is my pseudonym. Just an amateur writing broken sentences. I write my thoughts mostly in free-verse poetry. Perhaps I shall publish some short stories... more..

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