Foregiving oneself is the most difficult thing…guilt or regrets eats at the heart…I wish I knew the trick…still working on that.
As am I, it is an ongoing process that we probably will never fully get a grip on.
I wrote about it and it helped…you see your poems inspire me. Maybe that’s why we have to keep coming back until we get it right. Not sure I want to come back on this planet though.
It is very nice of you to say that some of my poems inspire you, I would never have thought that anything I right would inspire, but it is so nice to hear. Whether I want to come back to this planet or not is still debatable, but I suppose that I wouldn’t be upset if I did if I thought I could change things here in a positive way.
I am sort of chicken because coming back will mean life will be pretty darn hard here but on second thought, maybe I can make it easier.
I can understand that, but I am trying to be positive since I probably don’t have any choice in the matter. :)
And we won’t know we have come back…or will we be that wise and gifted on our next return???
I’m guessing that in my case I won’t be that wise and gifted and won’t have any idea I was here before, but who knows.
Who knows in another life, “déjà vu” will actually mean that and we will have memory banks to draw from…dear Lord that will be awful.
In some cases it would be awful, but there are many things that I wouldn’t mind remembering. :)
Your love poems about your wife are positive and beautiful…nice memories you share and lovey to read.
Well thank you, you are right those are positive pieces, maybe I do write more positive pieces then I thought. :)
Dom DiFrancesco 
I like that concept…a new day, a new beginning.
I am try to live it though I find it hard. It goes a long way in not blaming one’s self for past mistakes, of which I’ve made many.
Foregiving oneself is the most difficult thing…guilt or regrets eats at the heart…I wish I knew the trick…still working on that.
As am I, it is an ongoing process that we probably will never fully get a grip on.
I wrote about it and it helped…you see your poems inspire me. Maybe that’s why we have to keep coming back until we get it right. Not sure I want to come back on this planet though.
It is very nice of you to say that some of my poems inspire you, I would never have thought that anything I right would inspire, but it is so nice to hear. Whether I want to come back to this planet or not is still debatable, but I suppose that I wouldn’t be upset if I did if I thought I could change things here in a positive way.
I am sort of chicken because coming back will mean life will be pretty darn hard here but on second thought, maybe I can make it easier.
I can understand that, but I am trying to be positive since I probably don’t have any choice in the matter. :)
And we won’t know we have come back…or will we be that wise and gifted on our next return???
I’m guessing that in my case I won’t be that wise and gifted and won’t have any idea I was here before, but who knows.
Who knows in another life, “déjà vu” will actually mean that and we will have memory banks to draw from…dear Lord that will be awful.
In some cases it would be awful, but there are many things that I wouldn’t mind remembering. :)
Your love poems about your wife are positive and beautiful…nice memories you share and lovey to read.
Well thank you, you are right those are positive pieces, maybe I do write more positive pieces then I thought. :)
A GREAT haiku! Loved it!
Thank you very much. :)
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Thank you so much my friend. :)