Some thoughts needed airing
I put them out to dry
But the malodourous regret
Making them dank
Put you off
So I stowed them back
Into the deep crevice
From whence they had emerged.
Some thoughts needed airing
I put them out to dry
But the malodourous regret
Making them dank
Put you off
So I stowed them back
Into the deep crevice
From whence they had emerged.
Thoughtfully poignant, and yes sometimes dampened and damaged thoughts are hard to dry out🤔
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So they are Ivor. Thanks for reading.
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U played with the words..
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Don’t we all Deepa! ☺️
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Musty thoughts were put to rest; they were made misty to the brain again. Well written piece 🙂
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So true.
Thank you so much. 🙂
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Those challenging thoughts that dampen our souls are the worst. They are definitely the ones that get tucked away into the crevices as they are generally too painful to want to deal with. Though, they are the ones that we generally need to come back through and slowly work through. Wonderful description of those dank and frustrating thoughts that linger in the shadows of our mind. 🙂
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Thank you so much Jenna for your lovely insight. I truly appreciate it . 💕
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You’re very welcome 😊 💕
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I may interpret it wrong, but we push back the thoughts we want to convey for fear of hurting others, and in the end it becomes that important thing that is unsaid forever, and even we forget.
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Gina, no interpretation can ever be wrong. I so appreciate your insight for adding more meaning. Thank you so much.
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Some people can’t handle the thoughts we share so we tuck them away (out of regret for sharing them) in that place they’ve been lingering. I love the words musty, malodorous and dank as they aptly describe where I’ve been working these past few days. An excellent piece, my friend.
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Thank you so much for your words. We do draw inspiration from those around us. 🙂
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You are kindly welcome. Yes, yes we most certainly do 🙂
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Thank you for providing inspiration for this post .☺️
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Aw, am humbled and grateful to have been able to do so 🙂 You are welcome!
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I believe this is the best poem I’ve read all week. I especially like the “malodorous regret making thoughts dank”.
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Awww! Thank you. A lot of thought went into this one…not the malodorous kind though 🙂
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