A Privilege To Have Worked Poem by Doris Cornago

A Privilege To Have Worked



Be the authentic you when you decide who
Tell me who you are and I'll decide what
These things we have formed for two
Can as well be done by one of us
Fill in the blanks, we've passed
This way before, if there's
Some left, tell me
If not, just sign
On the dot
Let's
Be
Glad
Say thanks
A privilege to
Have worked with
Really a pleasure to
Know you and know myself
A quick hug, smile then look away
Don't put out yourself like some beggar
Every breakup taught me a lot about myself

A Privilege To Have Worked
Monday, July 31, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: breaking up,goodbye,self-acceptance
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Parting is such sorrow but lovers who always get on cross-paths should learn to walk away while respect still remains from each other. Learn about yourself from everyone and everything that happens around you. Self-acceptance can be the biggest service you can give to yourself and that other one whom you've truly loved at some point.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Doris Cornago 31 July 2017

The pyramids are a lasting testimonial of kings who have once ruled Egypt, but they have died long ago. For a love that had withstood difficulties, what will be the lasting testimony? Others will choose to obliterate memories of a failed love affair but some will choose to keep mementos and keepsakes of the loved one, like photographs.

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