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{Maxwanette A Poetess}
I have been writing poetry since the age of 5. I enjoy poetic expression and feel that, "Everyone Is A Poet."
We all speak and in our speech, we express a message, that is usually attached to an emotion and or feeling. To me, this is poetry in it's natural form. I like to provide a forum to share my poetry, the poetry of others, writing resources, positive vibes & more.
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No matter how cynical you think you may be, life can still surprise you. So, methinks you are better off if you know how to find humor in bad situations.
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I agree Edmark. I am known to laugh when things get negative or even bad. Some think I’m cold, heartless, crazy or think everything’s a joke. It’s so not the case. I’ll get personal for a moment…
Having been severely abused in my childhood & a lot in my adult life, I laughed. I laughed when I was nervous, scared, facing great pains, to deflect, and to simply keep my sanity through the madness.
I can recall as a child getting a beating for something I didn’t do, but for simply existing. I laughed as each blow struck me, each kick, each object used to inflict pain. I laughed until my assailant was tired. I laughed because tears made me weaker. Laughter gave me the inner strength to hold on & to keep going. It gave my body a pause in between blows, to breathe & harden my muscles in between strikes…
It’s kind of why I love comedy so much till this very day & people who can make me laugh until I’m speechless, lol! Laughter also releases the healthy endorphins in the brain. Laughter is healing in so many ways. 🥰 ❤️💛💚
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