Self-esteem of youth
Broken by thoughtless discourse
Like carnival glass
Scattered in minuscule shards
Is laborious to mend
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~~ Dominic R. DiFrancesco ~~
Self-esteem – A Tanka
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13 responses to “Self-esteem – A Tanka”
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Great Tanka and true words.
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Thank you so much, this is a really difficult for children to deal with.
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I do like this one. It is true. Self esteem for a kid – especially teens is hard to come by – it was for me.
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Thank you Kimberly, this one was hard for me as well. I was tall, awkward, not at all athletic and not the least bit a hit with the girls, all this made my teen years difficult. Sadly, I am still tall, still awkward and still not athletic although I try. As far as the girls go, I found the one for me so I don’t have to worry about that one anymore…thank God. :)
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You are a cutie;)
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Awww…Thank you, you’re making me blush. :)
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Excellent.
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Thank you very much W.B.
Very true words!
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Thank you very much. :)
nice poems
and a good training for me (english isn’t my native language)
Feel free to correct my texts when you want
greetings
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No need for correction. I am so impressed with people that are able to speak English as well as you do when it is not their native language. I would love to be able to speak another language, but I just don’t seem to have the aptitude for it. Welcome and thank you for reading my poems.
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Thank you for write and share them
:)
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Dom DiFrancesco 
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