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"When you no longer see the shadow of what kept you strong it's time to let go." Those would be the last words he wrote at the back of the notebook he filled with thoughts and rants and poems ‘Thoughts That Come From The Heart’ was the title and the work will remain for long after he'd pass away At least that was the plan But alas, as he gave his final breath the cigarette rolled from his fingers to the desk and all the way down on the shaggy carpet It was a matter of minutes until the whole room became a snapshot from the inferno It's almost like the gods want to send a message. They want to say that poets rarely if ever have happy endings I'm starting to believe that more and more as the days pass

So powerful. And so plausible. Great writing as always Bogdan 💪
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Thank you, my friend!
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Love the read out version. Quite a shocking ending really
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Let’s hope none of us will actually meet it…
( ಠل͟ಠ)
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Yes indeed
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These psychological snapshots are getting deeper -very good!
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ᕕ( ಠ‿ಠ )ᕗ Many thanks for checking them out, Tony!
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This is such great writing. Anita
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Thank you! (^_^)
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Oh, Bogdan… I must be getting old and soft, I do tend to write happy endings …
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I like to read happy endings, but… never write them myself…
🙈🙈🙈
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Ahh … the Edgar Allan Poe type 😉
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(。•̀ᴗ-)✧
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Profound and soul searching writing. Well done!!
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( ^◡^)っ Thank you, Suzette!
Much appreciated 🙂
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And now Bogdan reads minds as well. 🙂
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🙈🙉🙊
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powerful and insightful Bogdan❣️👏
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( =①ω①=)
THANK YOU!
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Wonderful. Although I couldn’t help but think of Gerard Manley Hopkins who rarely got any poem published in his life time and his last words were “I am so happy! So happy!” Maybe he had a premonition that he would become “the father of 20th century (English) poetry”!
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Yeah, it’s weird…
The more you want something, the harder it is to actually obtain it.
In any domain, it is NOT the one who is obsessed who makes it big. When you’re obsessed there’ll always be someone else who gets twice the results you do with half the effort you put in.
It’s not fair, but… it’s just how it is.
Those who are obsessed with their craft seem to only make it big after they quit (or after they die).
Weird…
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Don’t the gods kill their hapless and even happy poets in so many ungodly ways. but, to be sure, poets – the good and the bad – always die exhausted?
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(☞゚∀゚)☞ They live exhausted, my friend…
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Very insightful. I am thinking that way…
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Thanks! (^_^)
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