Dear Tony Moody:

Thank you for sharing your beautiful poem. I hope more members read it and benefit from your talent and insight. My favorite three lines are: “Visualize yourself as a child * bring the energy back, run wild * Curiosity anchored in a field of flowers”.

anita

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Dear Tony Moody:

You are welcome. I read the poem you posted in your second thread but I prefer to acknowledge and respond to it here, in your first thread (same in regard to any future thread that you may start). Please let me know if you prefer that I do not respond to your poems the way I do. I hope that other members will reply to you on your second and future threads.

Here is what I want to take with me from your first and second poems:

“Visualize yourself as a child, bring the energy back, run wild, curiosity anchored in a field of flowers… Your moment is in the now, each day breathes renewal of hope, do you dare to dream, develop and grow?”- this is inspirational.

“Language lives in our head, we take it to bed, it either helps us, destroys us”- this is an excellent reminder that what we think, what we quietly say to ourselves, is very powerful: it can help us, and it can destroy us.

anita

Dear Tony:

You are welcome. You asked me if I have more insights or suggestions for another poem:

(1) I think that you have the skill to present information in a “simple uncomplicated quick format”, and the talent to use language as “a rhythm energy of inspiration”.

(2) In regard to your other poem, it starts with: “Shine your loving light on all beings * Share your essence * Your compassion * See what happens… Remember, you are emanating light”- I believe that all of us start as loving young children who naturally shared our essence and compassion with our parents/ the adults who took care of us. And.. all of us adults saw what happened when we did that: for many of us, our love, essence and compassion was met with rejection and mistreatment. And so, many are hiding their essence, and worse, many are not emanating light, but darkness.

How do you inspire these people to reconnect to their essence, love and compassion?

anita

Dear Tony:

Thank you for your kind words. Talking about words, you definitely have a way with words, worth repeating: “whether we want to or not, we shine our light, but yes the light can dim, flicker and turn off and on… Do I live in the river of misery or re-stitch my tapestry journey to want to get better, to heal and transform.. I’d love to inspire beings through my poetry to want to transform, but ultimately it’s up to the being”- Wow! back to you, Tony!

anita

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