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Thursday, January 2, 2025

Every Day by Linette Rabsatt

 

Jonas Mohamadi



Every Day

 

Every day is a day to give

Every day is a moment

to celebrate the life we live

no need to wait for a 

special occasion

a new occupation

or a preferred destination

because no moment can be predefined

and we never know

how much time
we will have
be true to yourself
and love those around you

live every moment
like it's brand new
don't get caught up
in the missing pieces
instead make your life
be a true thesis
a testimony to living to the fullest
and taking a smile even
when it's seems the dullest
take this moment to reflect
and then project
your positive energy
on enjoying your life.


© Linette Rabsatt


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Linette Rabsatt


Linette Rabsatt is a Virgin Islands poet with roots in the British Virgin Islands and the United States Virgin Islands. She began writing in 1996. Her work is available in her Kindle book,
Be Inspired: Poems by Linette Rabsatt, and on her blog, Words of Ribbon. Linette writes to inspire the world with her words.


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Friday, November 15, 2024

In Hiding by Nolcha Fox


Photo by Eman Genatilan 


In Hiding

Hope is the eternal child.

She loves to play hide-and-seek.

I find her peeking through

sunrise clouds she painted

purple, pink, and gold.

I find her disguised 

as windblown snowflakes.

I find her wet footprints

on the bathroom floor,

weaving a path of joy.

© Nolcha Fox

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Nolcha Fox

Nolcha Fox’s poems have been curated in print and online journals. Her poetry books are available on Amazon and Dancing Girl Press. Nominee for 2023 and 2025 Best of The Net, 2024 Best of the Net Anthology. Nominee for the 2023 and 2024 Pushcart Prize. Editor of Chewers by Masticadores.

Websites: https://writingaddiction2.wordpress.com/ 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nolcha.fox/

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