It was twenty years ago today 📖

Famous Poets

Post author By Peace Truth
Post date 14/12/2021

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The Saturday before last, I went along to the launch of the Selected Poems of Harold Massingham, edited by Ian Parks and published by Bob Horne’s admirable Calder Valley Poetry. Despite torrential cold rain, there was a very good turnout. It was held at the former boys’ grammar school in Mexborough that Massingham and his slightly older […]
It was twenty years ago today

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By Peace Truth

Life is like a bunch of roses. Some sparkle like raindrops. Some fade when there's no sun. Some just fade away in time. Some dance in many colors. Some drop with hanging wings. Some make you fall in love. The beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Life you can be sure of, you will not get out ALIVE.(sorry about that)

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Don't focus on what you've lost; focus on what you have left. Nobody has taken the blessing from you. You are blessed in the city and blessed in the country. You are blessed going in and blessed coming out. That means you are blessed when things are going your way and blessed when they’re not going your way. You’re blessed in the palace and blessed in the pit. You are blessed when people are good to you and blessed when they’re trying to stop you. Here’s the key: the blessing did not come from people, so it cannot be taken away by people!

Music has always been a powerful tool for human expression and emotion. From ancient drumming to contemporary pop, music has the unique ability to make us feel a range of emotions and connect with others on a deeper level. Some music is designed to make us dance and move, while other genres are more introspective and contemplative. Whatever your musical preferences, listening to music can be a great way to improve your mood, boost your energy, and get your body moving. So go ahead and turn up the volume, let the rhythm and melody take over and make you move, inside or outside.

This quote by Bob Marley highlights the immense power that music has on our emotions and mood. Many people turn to music as a way to cope with difficult emotions or situations, as it can serve as a source of comfort and inspiration. The beat and melody can uplift our spirits and make us feel like dancing, while the lyrics can resonate with us on a deep level and provide insight into our own experiences. Essentially, music is a universal language that unites people across cultures and time periods. So whether you're going through a tough time or just need a pick-me-up, turn up the volume and let the music take you away.

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