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    Ink Blot
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    never know one day..

    the world keeps turning
    like a fan keeps spinnin
    look at what you have
    and what you have given
    cherish your coffee
    your dreams, your laughter
    never know one day
    might become a disaster
    no matter how smart
    or safe that you are
    even if you are parked
    you can die in a car
    take every breath
    smile when you do
    you really dont know
    what could happen to you
    but whatever it is
    that second that day
    when all of your breaths
    seem to go away
    i hope that right then
    when you leave this place
    you have that big smile
    right there on your face

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    Marinelly, what a refreshing optomistic poem yet urging us strongly to appreciate each day for there may not be another. So, true!

    the world keeps turning
    like a fan keeps spinnin
    I liked your opening lines very much. Good rhyme and a fantastic similie!

    cherish your coffee
    your dreams, your laughter
    This made me smile and feel very cozy! I imagine sitting with a friend in my kitchen (my favorite place in the house) just talking about our dreams and laughing.

    A message well recieved and welcome to Poetry! Laurie

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    Poetry Moderator Chester's Daughter's Avatar
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    Welcome, Martnelly, love the sentiment behind this. Normally I would say, stanzas, punctuation and caps, but for whatever reason, this pieces works structurally as is, at least for me. The rhymes are a bit simplistic and one or two are a tad forced, but that is certainly not a deal breaker. I enjoyed this very much, it brightened a dreary day.

    Best,
    Lisa

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