Friday, February 26, 2010

Forgiving The Forgotten Comments

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Matthew Boisjolie
anger cold despair evil fear flower funeral hurt night rose
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Bonnie Lundgren 01 August 2011

This strikes me as a deep, yet curious poem. Why is it not formatted like poetry, but rather like prose? What do you mean by the phrase, 'Free to be one, or die to be all'? There is a profoundness in forgiving your own anger. Often, after everyone else has forgiven, we still hold ourselves against the wall of our own shortcomings.

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Matthew Boisjolie

Matthew Boisjolie

Mission Hills, CA
Matthew Boisjolie
Matthew Boisjolie
Mission Hills, CA
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