March came
with rare
lessons learnt
perhaps, its
better
to leave some
bridges burnt
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I await you there. 🙂
~~~~~
Asha Seth
Award-winning Indian Book Blogger
March came
with rare
lessons learnt
perhaps, its
better
to leave some
bridges burnt
Follow @badbookthief on Instagram for more micropoetry.
I await you there. 🙂
~~~~~
Asha Seth
An award-winning book blogger, a copywriter by profession, and a story-teller at heart, Asha is a born reveur. Notoriously renowned as the 'BadBookthief', she loves books, dogs, and wine. Welcome to her inspiring world of Writing, Poetry, Books, Travels, and more.
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Lovely as always!
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That certainly rings a bell in the current climate !
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Loved it!
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I see a lot of “end” themed poetry in March, whether it be a disconnection between friends, a break-up, quitting a job, or moving. I wonder if it has anything to do with spring. It makes me think the beginning of spring, the Mother of Beginnings, inherently means endings too.
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Great
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Well said 🙂
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It’s Beautiful!
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Spot on! Last lines were bang on Asha 🙂
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True. Not all bridges are required !!
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It is good to leave some bridges burnt, I like to think the metaphorical visual is warning for other people, or at least other bridges.
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