Pleasantary

Pleasantary

A Poem by Adelia Alighieri
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Can't define it's type. Written outta experience.

"
Widen your horizons
Close your hazel eyes
Understand that God is never unjust
Think of all the happy things that have happened to you so far
And all that future will one day unravel
Wish of scarlet love and angelic peace
Think about people who think of you each second
Listen to the song of your heart and soul
Watch out for fame and fortune alike
Read your soul mate's mind
Wait for a miracle, wait for blessings, and wait for death
Wait for true love's first kiss
Stare at the best picture you have of yours
Stop complaining Whistle your favorite tune
Jump on bubble wrap and laugh until tears roll out of your eyes
Touch the moon and wish you were in heaven
Desire for diamonds and pearls
Face magic and tragic together
Live larger than life
Whatever happens, do not stop breathing
So take a deep breath
Deeper
Smile at the thought of your family, friends and embarrassments
Pray for an eternal life after death
Judge your enemies from their faces
Play a card trick and sip hot cocoa
Smell your hair to count the days it's been since your last shower
Kiss a baby's cheek to know how tender and sweet life can be
Hug your mother, if you have never before
Race to the next bus stop
Laugh with others when they play a prank on you
Scream when you meet your favorite artist
At least once, let someone fall in love with you
Take bad news as no news
Become a child when with a child
Listen to the birds chirping and understand their freedom
Cry when you win
Jump in the river, only if you know how to swim
Mourn your bad luck, forget optimism
All good things life gives us, cherish them
And believe in yourself, your ambitions
So when you die
You don't have to blame anyone else for your life
And could peacefully, open your eyes to face the hereafter.

© 2013 Adelia Alighieri


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Adelia Alighieri
I love the writers at here, you guys are always encouraging me! <3

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I don't agree with Alya, a poem cannot be too long or too short, it's how you perceive it and how much you want to be interested in it. When you set out to read a poem, finish it, embrace it like it's your own, try and feel the essence of it's substance, why it's written, why it exists, then judge it according to it's purpose, and reason over it's meaning, but it's no one's place to tell you how long or short your poem is and whether or not it's good. I can see this poem wasn't meant to rhyme, it wasn't meant to roll sweetly over the tongue, but you have achieved what you set out to do, catch my imagination, see the truth in it all, I agree with every line, every phrase. It's an amazing agenda for life. It can be simply expressed with my favourite quote of all time... "the more you live, the less you die."

Keep the great work up! loving it :) x

Posted 15 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.




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This is a wonderful write here. I can feel the emotion behind this.

Posted 14 Years Ago


Pleasant write.
Inspiring.

Posted 14 Years Ago


I don't agree with Alya, a poem cannot be too long or too short, it's how you perceive it and how much you want to be interested in it. When you set out to read a poem, finish it, embrace it like it's your own, try and feel the essence of it's substance, why it's written, why it exists, then judge it according to it's purpose, and reason over it's meaning, but it's no one's place to tell you how long or short your poem is and whether or not it's good. I can see this poem wasn't meant to rhyme, it wasn't meant to roll sweetly over the tongue, but you have achieved what you set out to do, catch my imagination, see the truth in it all, I agree with every line, every phrase. It's an amazing agenda for life. It can be simply expressed with my favourite quote of all time... "the more you live, the less you die."

Keep the great work up! loving it :) x

Posted 15 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.

This is a great poem, I really liked it. And I'm glad you've gotten good encouragement, I hope at least a teensy bit has been from me.
Unlike Alya Usman I thought this poem was just the right length. I, for one, dislike short poetry--short is not always sweet.
However, I did have one qualm; basically you're saying that if you do these things you can peacefully open your eyes to face the hereafter. I would like to see something more extraordinary in the beginning and middle--in your exhortations to the reader. You have some great ones (I especially like the bubble wrap and laughing till you cry), but I think they should be more interesting, like the bubble wrap. Some of them could conceivably lose the reader's interest.
Keep writing! I love this one. You are poetic in your soul.

~Scott

Posted 15 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

All good things life gives us, cherish them
And believe in yourself, your ambitions
So when you die
You don't have to blame anyone else for your life
And could peacefully, open your eyes to face the hereafter.

This is something to live by. I loved the whole poem but these last few lines felt like a sermon to me. I really enjoyed this. If you have any poems that you would like reviews please send me read requests. I will get to them. Standing "O".

Posted 15 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Your poems are good. But the problem is... they're pretty long. Which, in turn, loses interest.

Posted 15 Years Ago



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