Our Greatest GiftsA Poem by P.J. Lowry
Each day I see people who make it, who succeed
and I view them with jealous eyes, envious of them when each day I work hard to live, struggle till I bleed as by their standards, I barely grow my own stem. I ooze with bitter feelings, hating those who have more riches and fame and the things that make them happy residing in the penthouse, while I rot on the bottom floor living a good life when others feel miserable and crappy. Then I think about the things that make me content bringing love and hope to my heart, and never do I hide when I’m down and my vigor is scattered and spent my energy returns with a big hug from a loving child. When I’m with them, the anger and sorrow leaves as our children are a gift, one not every person receives. © 2013 P.J. Lowry |
StatsAuthorP.J. LowryHamilton , Ontario , CanadaAboutBorn in Ontario in 1975, P.J. has been writing fiction and poetry for over 25 years. He earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Memorial University of Newfoundland in 2002, majoring in English language .. more..Writing
|