I have to agree with you because when I have goals, I get scared of finishing them or not succeeding my goals in my life. When I was younger, I would read books and ignore the rest of the world. Since, I've gotten older, I have been a lot more matured to the person I am.
I like the way you describe The Lion King and that's what I pictured as I grew older. I didn't really get out of my own comfort zone but I need to now, so I can learn more about writing. I'm happy, I have continued to write and never gave up on my dreams.
I went through so much in my life but I became strong and God gave me the strength to keep going in my life.
I hope one day, I can read your book, if you decide to write one.
Absolutely, 100% agree with your hubby. You and Maya Angelou don't share the same experiences; therefore, your poetry doesn't compare. I'll tell you what I tell other bloggers who might be just starting out: Don't compare yourself to another writer. In the overall scheme of things, it's not a competition. You are you, and no one else is. Use that to your benefit, not a hindrance.
I think your poetry is beautiful and I love the writing I've come across of yours. You are talented, and the beauty of being a writer is our uniqueness makes us special and our voices strong for what we've gone through.
You're going to have days like this -- with this being especially so if you've ever hit a low in one or more ways.
I, too, have a book to write -- more than one, in fact -- and am actually starting to write portions of it online while waiting for the time when I can get back to writing the hard-copy book that I began writing over 20 years ago.
Everything comes together at the right time and in the right way. Just wait and see!!!
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