Your Morning Coffee : A picture, A thought, And A surprise.
Let me Share a Secret.
The Easiest way to become a poet,
Don’t tell anyone, for it is my secret.
Go, sit in the nature, Ponder in silence,
Go, create a new blog post and type.
Type everything that comes to your mind
And Do the “Enter and Center” Technique
And you have a poem now, something like this 😉
[PS : I do have utmost respect towards the real poets and poems]
Click And enjoy Today’s Surprise Link .
And I thought , poetry is never gonna be my cup of tea. Now I know, I can be an awesome and never before kind of poet. This is the best “your morning coffee” post.
haha.. so did you come up with your first poem using the enter and center technique? 😉
Ha ha.. Not yet. Will have to come up with some beautiful words first.
my technique doesn’t need beautiful words 😉
Sure this is an ultimate secret for writing poem 😀 Thank you for your amazing tips and wonderful picture! <3
haha.. go and write more poems now 😛
“You’re a poet
you don’t know it.” 😀
oh.. am I?!!
You don’t want to insult the real poets! 😀
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Ooops! I also like your ‘just do it’ poem and your surprise, a wonderful poem in itself and it’s led me to yet another interesting site! 🙂
haha.. thank you 🙂
Photo a beautiful example of atmospheric perspective, – another one to share with my students. Thank you!
It is a pleasure to know that you have an interesting interpretation and you are sharing this with your students! It really makes me happy. Thank you so much 🙂
Nice !!! (your poem)
And your surprise link … what can I say? I am so glad I clicked. Gibran must be my favourite ….I shared on FB
Uncannily it is in same vein of a morning meditation which I’d like to share :
‘ It was dualism that characterized the heresies that threatened to
destroy the Christian perspective. .. Dualism that creates the
impossible, unrealistic “either-ors” that cause so much
unnecessary anguish: God or man,love of self or love of
neighbour, cloister or the market place.’ (John Main: Word into
Silence)
Gibran poetically shows how to embrace both!
Wow. That is a great interpretation. Glad to know that you enjoyed reading those poems.
I think that is a good secret! And one for all manner of creativity! 🙂
haha.. did you start writing more poems now? 😉