The shadow self lies buried deep in us all, capable of morphing into angels and monsters; which wolf you choose to feed that is the question to revive.
This poem was written in collaboration with Amber from DiosRaw. She is a wonderful writer, blogger and person. I have been super busy lately as I have taken on some extra work and she was so sweet and understanding throughout the collaboration. Her blog includes a number of very interesting topics such as poetry, spirituality, psychology, mental health, my favourite quotes and proverbs and many more. I’m sure no matter what you blog about and what you enjoy reading you will find something you like on her blog. Seriously, she’s the absolute best so please do take a minute to check out her amazing blog I am sure you will love it! Click here to view her blog.
I’m sure I’ll get some emails about possible collabs but unfortunately I am a bit too busy for that at the moment but I will let you know when my schedule is a bit better and I can do collabs again. Thanks for your patience and understanding!
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How nice Pooja! DiosRaw is a blog I follow!
It’s so nice the two of you are collaborating!
So glad you already follow her she’s wonderful!
I enjoyed this poem immensely, it speaks from so many angles, but in the final analysis, reminds us that although the sheep and the wolves are out there, an even more vicious wolf can be lurking in here… and the sheep that can be rend asunder… is in here also.
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Wow, that’s a beautiful collaboration, Pooja.
I hate the caged bird feeling. Tell me about it. Sometimes, you just get that feeling when you repeat the activities of paying bills, work, and eat all year long. Wish Bodhisattva will save us from our monotony. LOL.
This is just beautiful ❤️
This is a beautiful poem, this is a piece of art! Really liked the title as well! Great job Pooja and Amber ✨
Thank you for creating this beautiful piece together Pooja, wonderful. 🙏🏻🌹
Incredible job! Really, I loved reading this. (I’m particularly drawn to the last line. I don’t know many who know the story of the wolves.)
I love this!!
I enjoyed reading this poem
Amber is a dynamite
I’m afraid I’m quite hit and miss on poetry, but I do appreciate creativity when I see it. I think for me, a lot of my negativity comes from my brother’s writing of poetry and his rather egotistical attitude towards it. Writing poetry versus someone who does not (or seldom) writes poetry does not make you better, it’s just makes poetry your preferred medium, a bit like an artist who uses paints versus one who uses pencils (that was almost poetic in itself!). You’ve been around my blog a while now so you sort of know me, I’m a huge advocate of humility and so when people aren’t humble, it really gets under my skin. Also, I joined a local writing group a few years ago and we were given “homework” (reasons for quitting, exhibit A) for which we had to write a piece of prose for the following week. I tried my hardest but I missed the leader’s mark by a mile and I was just left feeling hugely criticised and degraded. All that being said. I wrote a poem for our wedding day which made eyes water and I’ve always loved the works of Spike Mililigan. ‘The ABC’ is my favourite – it’s so cleverly done!
I loved it🙏💙
Glad to hear that!🧡
This is beautiful 🧡
So glad you enjoyed it!
That really rings true!
Thank you!
It’s beautifully written, thumbs up
Thank you!
This is amazingly beautiful🧡🧡🧡🧡
Thank you!
I love it💃💃💃💃
So welcome, I really enjoy your content and how interactive it is, thank you🦋
So glad to hear that!
Nice