beautiful disaster...love that...i have a book called the beautiful mess....smiles...plain truth, and nothing but...and i have read that as well...smiles.
a beautiful disaster sounds intriguing for sure..lol..funny that you had beautiful mess..sort of the same thing and we both read plain truth..this was a fun prompt...
Fabulously perfect!
ReplyDeleteGood Evening Sherry,
DeleteThanks so much for visiting..It is good to see you my friend.
beautiful disaster...love that...i have a book called the beautiful mess....smiles...plain truth, and nothing but...and i have read that as well...smiles.
ReplyDeleteHi Brian,
Deletea beautiful disaster sounds intriguing for sure..lol..funny that you had beautiful mess..sort of the same thing and we both read plain truth..this was a fun prompt...
Plain truth, I like the ending ~ Interesting titles of the book ~
ReplyDeleteThanks Grace..interesting titles for sure..some were given to me by a friend.
DeleteCan you handle the truth,
ReplyDeleteThere at your booth?
A beautiful disaster can be grand
To spy across the land
Can anyone handle truth
Deletein a broken land
maybe, some need
to pound sand..lol..
This is an outline of the path we all wish to take, from brokenness to Truth. Lovely work!
ReplyDeleteNico, thank you so much..a tough journey..
DeleteIt is the only path. Great.
ReplyDeleteIt's the path we need to follow
DeleteNice, Truedessa. Your poem builds to a strong crescendo! Truth IS so important.
ReplyDeleteMary,
DeleteI always like to read your comments you are always so supportive.
from beautiful disaster to plain truth... you made that path sound short here... cool what you did with this
ReplyDeleteHi Claudia, I wish the journey was a bit easier though...
DeleteI wrote a spine poem to a prompt, but yours had a certain flow from beginning to end that made such sense! Good on you, True. Amy
ReplyDeleteThanks Amy..I appreciate your words...
Deletebeautiful!
ReplyDeletethank you
DeleteI like the title of your poem and how you express so much with these few titles. Very well-done!
ReplyDeleteYour words are so kind..thank you..
Deletethe disaster stanza has a perfect turning point of the poem.. love it.
ReplyDeleteHi Bjorn,
DeleteIn some cases I think disaster brings change..so makes for a good turning point glad you could see it..ty..
Love how it ends with the plain truth.
ReplyDeleteI guess that is the ultimate goal...ty
DeleteTurning a walking disaster into something beautiful - how often I've wished I could do that.
ReplyDeleteHello,
DeleteI think we all wish we could turn a disaster into something beautiful at some point in our lives...
Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteGreat to think of ways of dealing with disaster--something I need. Thanks for the poem. k.
ReplyDeleteKarin, thanks for reading..
DeleteNot only a progression, but the midpoint acts as an inflection point, the mirror's edge, changing despair into the possibility of hope. Well done.
ReplyDeleteHello,
DeleteThank you for such a fun and interesting prompt. I enjoyed reading what the others created as well.