My Advice Poem by Darwin Henry Beuning

Kumarmani, I did not start writing poetry and quotations until once retired at 62. It has been a joy for the last 9 years. Thank you for your comments.

Past working year has become the memory but this has given many learning experiences. Put it to paper while you can and your thought will be a nice action. An interesting advice is given in this excellent poem...10

It's true. Is beautiful read the externalization of everyone's experiences and emotions. Are lessons of lifeThanks for share Henry

What wonderful advice, Hank! Of all your quotes on your poet page, that's the one I like the best. You should write it down while you can before it gets lost forever. One Sunday morning not too long ago I woke up with the first six lines of a poem running through my head. I thought 'This is great! I only need two more lines to finish, and this will be one of my best poems ever! ' I went to church, and after church decided to write down the six lines I already had, so I could finish it later, and discovered that they were already gone. I could not even remember what the poem had been about. So I wrote a poem about it called 'The one that got away'.