Biographical Poetry posted October 14, 2018 |
Not considered part of a class.
Hallway People
by Mike K2
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Recognized |
Any rhyming is strictly accidental! LOL I enjoy this style of poetry as worrying about rhyming isn't so hard and fast and to me keeps the poem from being boring.
I created what I call the blame game when I was working on my biography, and realized that there are times I could blame other people, and the law of reactions, dictate that I was at fault about the same percent; yet that percent was relatively small being by best estimate 20-30 percent.
To my shock most of the problems that make up the vast majority of bad experiences were usually things outside of both of our control. Experience, knowledge, qualities, the effect others had on them, prejudices and preconceptions. Also time or that place in time played a role.
I decided not to be involved with the class and reestablishing ties was more or less an accident as I decided to go on the Facebook for my writing and promotional needs. I immediately found a group of friends from Malaysia and Indonesia so had audience from around the word.
Then classmates I valued started hooking up with me by sending friend requests. Especially with the ladies, I made a decision not to seek that out myself. I was totally shocked that the ones that sent the initial friend requests where those very people I admired from the hallway and kept me going at a time of personal despair and grief.
I was also shocked at how tight they are with me, and that helped me going back over my memories and helping me to realize I was a hallway person too. One of the things that amazed me were how many people from the school recognized me and thanked me, for usually something I had no idea about; be it taking the time to listen and give advice, being friendly or letting them know they are not alone, so I had unwittingly accepted and played a role at the school that also helped others.
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and 2 member cents. I created what I call the blame game when I was working on my biography, and realized that there are times I could blame other people, and the law of reactions, dictate that I was at fault about the same percent; yet that percent was relatively small being by best estimate 20-30 percent.
To my shock most of the problems that make up the vast majority of bad experiences were usually things outside of both of our control. Experience, knowledge, qualities, the effect others had on them, prejudices and preconceptions. Also time or that place in time played a role.
I decided not to be involved with the class and reestablishing ties was more or less an accident as I decided to go on the Facebook for my writing and promotional needs. I immediately found a group of friends from Malaysia and Indonesia so had audience from around the word.
Then classmates I valued started hooking up with me by sending friend requests. Especially with the ladies, I made a decision not to seek that out myself. I was totally shocked that the ones that sent the initial friend requests where those very people I admired from the hallway and kept me going at a time of personal despair and grief.
I was also shocked at how tight they are with me, and that helped me going back over my memories and helping me to realize I was a hallway person too. One of the things that amazed me were how many people from the school recognized me and thanked me, for usually something I had no idea about; be it taking the time to listen and give advice, being friendly or letting them know they are not alone, so I had unwittingly accepted and played a role at the school that also helped others.
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