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Summary

The web content is a poignant reflection on personal struggles, grief, and spiritual resilience, expressed through a series of poems and personal notes, with themes of suicide, emotional turmoil, and faith.

Abstract

The website features a collection of deeply personal poems and reflections written in December, grappling with the complexities of love, hate, and treason, and the harsh reality of suicide. The author shares raw emotions, from anger and grief to the desire to write about hope and love. The content delves into the author's journey of self-discovery and healing, acknowledging the challenges of spiritual warfare and the comfort found in faith. The author expresses gratitude for the space to share these thoughts, particularly highlighting the role of Ravyne Hawke's December Prompt in providing a creative outlet. The pieces are interspersed with evocative imagery and conclude with a note of thanks, a declaration of ownership over the written works, and an invitation to explore related poems.

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The author views suicide as a cowardly act and expresses ongoing grief over it.
There is a sense of frustration and betrayal, as the author feels compelled to remember things they would rather forget.
The author finds the depiction of tragedy, particularly suicide, to be disturbing and unnecessary.
Despite the emotional turmoil, there is a clear desire to move towards writing about more positive themes like love and light.
The author identifies with a broken arrow, symbolizing their own sense of being damaged or directionless.
There is a call for strength and resilience, suggesting that one must conquer their own path amidst life's challenges.
The author acknowledges the presence of demons and spiritual warfare, affirming their commitment to their faith and to overcoming adversity.
The act of writing is seen as a form of therapy and liberation, helping the author to cope with their struggles.
The author expresses gratitude towards those who have provided support and understanding, particularly Ravyne Hawke and the Promptly Written community.

With the Unreasonable

There is a reason for the season Love equals hate equals treason

I’m treacherous in the month of December People tell me in detail things I don’t want to remember

Tragedy of a suicide It doesn’t look like it does in the movies they say Wow it’s going to be a long December’s day

Tell me how his neck was broken Thanks for the description I really needed a depiction Of a moment best left hidden

I am somebody you think you know well How will you know Time will tell

I hate suicide Cowards way out I’m still grieving No doubt

I am angry at you The devil and the idle mind Who am I Now I’m in a bind

I want to write beautiful poetry about love and light This too shall pass Right

I am like a broken arrow Hardening my heart like Pharaoh

Building my structure I will meet you at the wall of juncture

If you can jumpstart my heart The light inside me shall never depart

One must conquer the journey that is his path Until then there is only wrath Too much caffeine Next time I’ll try decaf

Thank you for reading. This was not an easy one for me to write about. I have to speak the truth. Demons get the fuck out. Spiritual warfare. Always been there. I will always follow my Father God. Even if how I express it seems odd. God bless you! Forever grateful!

I have attached a few poems below:

I would like to add this to Ravyne Hawke (Lori’s) December Prompt. You can find it in the link below. She runs a kick ass Pub called Promptly Written. I thank you for your understanding mind. Your prompts allow me to free my mind. To many this will seem melancholy. I free myself with the pen. Each stroke lifts me out of the lion’s den.

PROMPTLY WRITTEN/DECEMBER PROMPT

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With the Unreasonable

Hope

Meets Hopeless

Sins Forgiven

Shut Up and Listen

Here’s The Kicker. Flip the Script.

Ding! Ding! We Have A Winner!

Monthly Theme For December

The reason for the season