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essentially all my heart’s content then you can feel them in what I scribble to cheer you to follow your aspiration, too, to make you realize, my greatest love story ever written is there — me and my writing.I want to write virtually God’s beautiful creations — notably the scholars in you and me to thank Him indeed, for this very special day, that I was born — unique, unsurpassed, momentous, amazingly immortal; inasmuch as when the time comes to leave this blemished but gorgeous world, we will endlessly communicate with those, we depart from through the books and visions, we will leave behind.I want to sincerely thank my dear friend <a href="undefined">Sahil Patel</a> for giving me the privilege to join this 20-day poetry challenge. This is just the beginning of the fun poetry prompts feat. Please check out his compelling piece below:<div id="9abb" class="link-block"> <a href="https://readmedium.com/what-do-i-want-to-write-6dbdfa12ad20"> <div> <div>

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    </div><p id="54a2">I hereby tag the awesome poets I know; my friends — <a href="undefined">Franco Amati</a>, <a href="undefined">Matt Ray</a>, <a href="undefined">Gary Westfal</a>, <a href="undefined">Terry Mansfield</a>, <a href="undefined">Amy Pierovich</a>, and <a href="undefined">Venu</a>. For those I have unintentionally forgotten to add, please, you are very much welcome to join. The more the merrier, as they say.</p><p id="56ae">I am grateful to you for reading! Stay well ever.</p><p id="8947">©2021 <a href="undefined">Josh Balerite Acol</a> All Rights Reserved</p><figure id="bc92"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*Cm2NdbYYWtPTT0eeveDXKg.gif"><figcaption></figcaption></figure></article></body>

POETRY | POETRY CHALLENGE

What Do I Want To Write?

A poetic prompt

I want to write around the things that make me feel alive the reasons that inspire me to be tough amidst the hurdles I encounter in my life.

I want to write practically all the teachings that I have learned to share it with you as your guide so you won’t be lost like I did before thus you won’t be heartbroken enough like I was.

I want to write well-nigh the people who cared for and loved me for who and being what I am — my loving parents and kins owing to them, I will not learn to uncover my utmost dream — to be an author.

I want to write essentially all my heart’s content then you can feel them in what I scribble to cheer you to follow your aspiration, too, to make you realize, my greatest love story ever written is there — me and my writing.

I want to write virtually God’s beautiful creations — notably the scholars in you and me to thank Him indeed, for this very special day, that I was born — unique, unsurpassed, momentous, amazingly immortal; inasmuch as when the time comes to leave this blemished but gorgeous world, we will endlessly communicate with those, we depart from through the books and visions, we will leave behind.

I want to sincerely thank my dear friend Sahil Patel for giving me the privilege to join this 20-day poetry challenge. This is just the beginning of the fun poetry prompts feat. Please check out his compelling piece below:

What Do I Want To Write?

A poem

medium.com

I hereby tag the awesome poets I know; my friends — Franco Amati, Matt Ray, Gary Westfal, Terry Mansfield, Amy Pierovich, and Venu. For those I have unintentionally forgotten to add, please, you are very much welcome to join. The more the merrier, as they say.

I am grateful to you for reading! Stay well ever.