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  • My perfect day oh perfect day

    My perfect day oh perfect day
    I feel like living my life my way
    If I lose the joy of living my life
    My reasonable happiness leaves me with my strife
    I better be living this time of year
    It don’t matter if I shed a tear
    If I’m not living happy or not
    Forever in a web I shall be caught
    My perfect day oh perfect day
    My life shall go on I shall have no dismay
    If I am not happy alive or dead
    Then off the world goes with my head
    I want to live, that is my way
    My perfect day oh perfect day

    My perfect day oh perfect day
    Life shall go on or so they say
    I want to live for I am free
    To do many things of value I see
    I love to play music even swim
    I don’t care if my body is slim
    I live my life breathing and glad
    Glad I don’t die, man that would be bad
    I ain’t afraid to be called up yonder
    But it ain’t my time yet so it I won’t ponder
    My life is mine I won’t be swayed
    My perfect day oh perfect day

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  • An Ode To The Little Things

    I stayed in bed
    until I reached
    the outskirts of morning.

    The birds gave pep talks
    instead of songs.

    I got changed
    and found ten dollars
    in my pocket.

    It’s summer but it rained
    and I wonder why nobody
    has made laundry powder
    that smells exactly like this.

    I make the perfect eggs.

    The toaster
    that loves to burns the edges
    leaves them edible.
    I thank it for its kindness.

    I go outside and jump in a puddle.
    There is still that childhood dream
    that it will be a portal
    to an alternative dimension.
    One where Netflix didn’t cancel the OA.
    One where we could trade
    our sadness for money.
    Gosh, would I be filthy rich.

    Me and the neighbour
    do our awkward dance.
    The small talk jive.
    We bow and say
    ‘have a nice day!’
    We really mean it.

    I walk to the coffee shop
    and the sky is still
    rubbing sleep from its eyes.

    The wind is playing solos
    on telephone wires.

    I hold the door for a stranger
    and we share a smile.

    I tell the barista a joke
    and we both laugh
    at how unfunny it is.

    I take the ten dollars
    and order a flat white, one sugar.
    I say keep the change.

    I find a bench, and I ruminate.

    I realise
    Happiness is right here –
    why are we crying
    like it is so far away?

    Ash Raymond James

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    • I’m obsessed with your writing style. This is such a wonderful reminder to appreciate the little things.
      Also: i, too, wish that Netflix hadn’t cancelled the OA.

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      • Thank you so much. I cannot actually express how mad I am about the OA. I did it in such a calm and casual way in this piece but honestly, once a week I remember they cancelled it and I have to make myself a cup of tea and go listen to the birds. Such a cliffhanger. Netflix are savages.

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    • Greetings,
      Your ode is stunning, shows the magic in living in the little moments and to cherish them. You never know when you’ll be mourning an old favorite. My condolences.

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  • Perfect Day

    Hello my friend
    May I share with you my perfect day?
    I hope you’ll stay until the very end.
    First I wake with the golden sun, grateful and joyful – I pray.
    Hydrate and fill this vessel with fuel
    Moving and stretching keeps my emotions cool
    Giving thanks for each moment I’m given
    This life flows with grace like a ribbon
    My love then goes freely to all of Gods creatures
    The large and small – all have different features
    Life sweet like the slow drip of honey straight from the comb
    I never rush, worry or stress because I know in my heart, I am always home.

    Sofia

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  • Dear Father

    In my perfect day
    You’d still be here
    We would be sipping coffee
    By the pier
    Watching the morning sunrise
    Seeing the glimmer in your eyes

    In my perfect day
    We would read underneath palm trees
    Taking in the ocean breeze
    Snapping memories that will never leave

    In my perfect day
    Cancer wouldn’t exist
    Taking you away
    Would be completely dismissed

    In my perfect day
    We would watch the sunset by the water
    You would never leave
    I’d still have my father

    In my perfect day
    I would live inside a world
    Where there would be no fear
    And when the day is done
    You would still be here

    Bre Lynn

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    • Salutations,
      Firstly, my sincerest condolences. May he rest in peace.
      I feel your grief behind your words. I pray your heart heals and your memories bring you comfort, more than pain. Your piece is very expressive and elegantly melancholic.

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    • I am so very sorry for your loss, Bre. This is an incredibly beautiful poem. I am sure your father is smiling while he watches over you. Sending hugs. <3 Lauren

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  • MLT I 💜 you!

    Mikaela Lauren Tick,

    March 7th is your birthday. I was planning to post this on the 6th, as it would fit the theme… premature, or just because this is so hard to get through that I wanted to do it early.

    Then again, it is the 6th in California, where my sister lives – who is due to give birth on the 9th.

    So, who knows, she can be getting contractions as I write this! .

    Hello future Weber,

    For future comparison, please note: the line below details what time this sentence was written:
    Sentence was completed at 9:33 pm 3.6.24 (PST)

    I will see you soon!

    Love,

    Uncle Jakey💜

    Anyway, back to the premature thing.

    MLT YOU💜 ME because I was born prematurely at 1lbs 13 oz, giving me cerebral palsy – It feels really weird to be talking about myself in YOUR bday card, CONVENIENTLY weird!

    Your favorite thing to do was to ASK me how I was doing and there to share all the moments with me🥲

    Alright, let us get back to MYSELF🤔 I think that would make everyone happy😂

    In all seriousness, you ARE at your HAPPIEST when the attention is on others. I’ll take it and run!

    Our relationship iS STILL as close as ever!

    I may not be able to physically hug you, but I know YOU ARE STILL HERE because I see the signs:

    Whether it’s with family or things that I do, I do NOT doubt that you did not have anything to do with Lexi, finding a Jeffrey, Ryan finding a Pamela (I’m a little upset with that one because there is only one Pamela Tick, but that’s ok, Pamela’s maiden name is Katz (like Nanny Sheila’s)!

    Me:
    The Unsealed with LAUREN, my psychologist —who has a disability, and lost a cousin, my best friend, Mack, who I met at a special Olympics event!

    In these ways, YOU ARE IMPACTING EVERYONE, ESPECIALLY ME, SHOWING ME, that love can be experienced by ANYONE, ANYWHERE, disability or not!

    I would say, until we see each other next time, but I see you EVERYDAY!

    Until I can give you a PHYSICAL HUG, sending all of them up into HEAVEN! That and a Black & White Cookie for Papa Donald!

    💜

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    • Hey Jake, I hope your sister’s delivery goes smoothly. I know your presence is felt every day, and your impact on everyone’s lives is undeniable.

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  • A Perfect G.W Day

    Another day rises from the ground
    But with a different flavor to it
    A day of traveling and clearing the cluttered mind
    And also creating a wonderful time

    Let the special day start with eating some delicious breakfast
    Food that speaks to my soul
    That makes me feel whole
    And inspires me to conquer the road

    When the road and I meet
    Some of my favorite songs and I greet
    Like it’s the first time
    We’re getting to know each other’s mind
    As I unwind during this special time

    While jamming and cruising on an unknown highway
    Various historical statues and beautiful land catch my eye
    Giving me a positive high
    That I don’t want to end
    But continue to ascend

    And embrace this rare feeling
    A beautiful beach awaits me
    And hypnotizes my eyes
    With its waves

    It waves at me and says ‘’come on in’’
    But, before I take my first jump
    I just want to stare at its beauty
    And take a million pictures of it

    Then I charge to the calming water
    Like a soldier ready to do battle
    But only remain in the safety zone
    While watching others enjoy themselves

    The perfect ending to a perfect day
    It would be great to have another perfect day tomorrow
    If only this could become a reality.
    For now, wishing and dreaming about it will surface

    Sincerely,
    Gerald

    Gerald Washington

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  • My Perfect Day

    The perfect day for me is a day without pain
    Because I go to sleep sad and I wake up insane
    The perfect day for me is a day without stress
    Because I walk around like I’m happy but deep down I’m depressed
    I smile to keep from crying I smile because it’s all you can do
    The perfect day for me is the day that I’m at peace with you
    Amen

    Christina Wilder

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    • Hello,
      Your writing has pulled my heartstrings. Very clever with the rhyming. I hope your pain becomes bearable, if it doesn’t cease. Thank you for sharing.

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  • Backwards through Perfect

    What is a “perfect day”?

    My head rested heavily on the pillow. Memories of the long day swirled in my mind. Exhausted, but content from my perfect day.
    The empty tea mug was set gently in the dishwasher. My book lay closed by my ruffled bed. Sleep was calling.
    A movie left unfinished, the kitchen was clean. House reset for another day.
    The evening had been bustling with dinner preparations. The counters dusted with flour, pans, and spices. The food sizzled on the stove. Dessert wafted through the room.
    Sunset called the evening home as we walked along the water. My darling pup ran in ahead as the city lights danced in the eyes of my lover.
    The afternoon vanished from sight as pages were written, rewritten, and tossed. The book was being born.
    Lunch was a quick salad break from a morning of creativity. Papers were strewn across the floor, books on the coffee table, and my favorite mug forgotten amongst the piles. My typewriter pierced the air with the prattle of the keys. Ringing to remind me I was at a new line.
    The late morning awakened my senses as I sat in a quiet coffee shop, mulling over plot lines, speaking commitments, and blog fantasies.
    Breakfast was a moment of calm before the crazy, my mind released all emotion and thought as I journaled a planned my day. The pup dashed around the house, energetic from the morning run.
    Water gushed from the faucet sputtering in protest from the shower head. I washed all sweat and worry away, hopeful for a new day.
    The sun crept from behind buildings and slowly woke up from its sleep. I smiled, walking back from the gym. Another beautiful start to another beautiful day.
    My mind woke up moments before I pulled myself out of bed, my lover squeezed my hand as I left for the gym.
    What is a perfect day if not one spent doing what you love with who you love.

    By Rose

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  • Perfect Palette

    Get out of bed
    One leg after the other
    Feel the sunshine
    Thank you earth mother
    Move my body
    Energy rediscovered
    Indulge in good food
    Dopamine wonders
    Learn something novel
    A new lens uncovered
    Protect my peace
    If needed from others
    Feel connected
    With another
    Rest and reflect
    A time to uncover
    Close my eyes and know
    With love,
    Today I colored

    Rachel Brennan

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    • Greetings,
      Your letter is a beautiful expression of self-love and appreciation. You inspire a sense of gratitude, growth, and mindfulness. Keep shining and embracing all the stunning aspects of yourself.

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  • I’ve Awoken

    I’ve awoken
    in cars
    off a shoulder
    overlooking the sea
    started my day
    with morphine
    and coffee
    and vomit on the street
    I’ve awoken
    in deserts
    under one single tree
    beside strangers
    on carpets
    slipped away quietly
    I’ve driven til shadows
    melt into sands
    and the stars bleed
    into purples and pinks
    when cold weather
    has dried out my hands
    and I’m too hungover
    to speak
    I’ve awoken
    in twin beds
    in distant lands
    with lillies draping my canopy
    with no one around
    to marvel at scenery
    with me
    throughout this wide world
    all my wheel’s quick rotations
    all the planes
    and the trains
    and the rides
    from London’s Heathrow
    to Grand Central Station
    every dawn
    I’ve awoken
    to rise
    everyday is impeccable
    all the struggles
    and pain
    so delectable
    as the earth
    flips through the slides
    in my eyes a
    projection of beauty
    the greatest adventures
    the prefect day
    is the day
    I’m alive
    and I live it
    and seize it—no matter the risk
    perfection is this
    what we all
    wake up with
    this wonderful gift
    all scared and excited
    to be welcome; invited
    to live for the sake of living
    to rise and to fall
    to feel love and
    feel lost
    and the awe to awaken—
    awaken at all.

    LoreX

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    • Your poem beautifully captures the raw essence of life’s experiences, from moments of vulnerability to the joy of being alive. It reminds us to embrace every day as a precious gift and cherish the beauty that surrounds us. Great poem.

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    • This was an exhilarating read! I agree with Keyjah about how raw and open it is. Thank for you writing this!

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  • Letter To Heaven

    Our day starts with coffee. Black, no sugar and two creams. Just how you like it. I would pour myself a cup too, even though I hate coffee, and sit both coffees on the end table by your rocking chair. I can hear your voice now: “Thank you baby.” Your voice hoarse from years of labor. We would pick our cups up and sip at the same time. Well, not quite at the same time. I always forget to blow my drink first and burn my tongue. My face twisted up in pain. Whereas, you always blow your drink first and never take on more than you can bear. Literally and figuratively. Now that I am older, I admire how still you can be. Sitting, day after day, in the comfort of your rocking chair, drinking your coffee and watching Lifetime movies. I relish that stillness. On my perfect day I will definitely have to be still. I wouldn’t want to do anything at all, but put my feet up and drink bitter coffee. To some people the perfect day is a day on the beach but any day spent being still with you would be perfect to me. I would get hungry about halfway through my cup. My stomach growls, which prompts you to rock yourself out of your chair and head to the kitchen. Your walk weary from years of service on your feet. Following behind you, I grab a plate off of the table and hand it to you. You fill it with grits, sausage, eggs, french toast, a waffle and bacon. I could have made my plate, but you always made it for me. “Just sit down at the table, baby. I got your plate.” With an orange juice to match, I sit at the dining table and go to town. With a full belly, I waddle back to the love seat right next to your chair. I look outside and see kids playing, but I don’t feel that pain in my stomach anymore. Growing up without someone to play with and share secrets with has always weighed heavy on me. I carried loneliness with me throughout my adolescent and teenage years. Always an onlooker, a wallflower, the bullied. My perfect day I will not have those feelings or be consumed with looking to something that I don’t have. Even though I didn’t have a friend my age, I had a friend who didn’t mind drinking coffee and watching movies with me on a random Saturday morning. She might have been fifty years older than me, but she was my best friend. She never turned me away and she always made me feel like I belonged. If I can have one more day spent with you, just being still, that will be the perfect day. And I do have a secret to tell you, best friend. I miss you and I still hate coffee.

    kevya sims

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    • Keyva, your letter beautifully captures the depth of your connection with your older friend. The shared moments of stillness, coffee, and watching movies hold a special place in your heart. Your longing for one more day with her is noticeable. Your love shine through your words.

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  • Simply Happy

    Sleeping in until my heart is content
    My kids, my kids, not throwing fits
    No arguments please, it’s what I need
    Breakfast being brought to me in bed
    The food is cooked perfectly
    A coffee cup the size of my head
    Carmel and hazelnut hits my nose
    As I eat, I read my Bible
    Soaking in His Holy fire
    I climb out of bed
    Brush my teeth
    Take a long shower, soaking in the heat
    Getting dress and going to an hair appointment
    She does my hair exactly how I want
    My feet and nails are next
    Feeling relaxed from my head, hands and feet

    We Pack up the car to go have some fun
    Heading to the beach to meet up with family
    It’s not just my kids and husband who’s there
    It’s my family from my youth and His as well
    We stay there all day, enjoying each other’s presence
    Time is flying by as we soak in the sunshine

    Last minute plans are made
    Deciding to go out to eat
    Laughter and smiles and happy vibes
    Hit our hearts as the day ticks by
    We all embrace one another with a hug
    Going home, the kids fall asleep in the car
    Carrying them inside, tucking them in one by one

    Now it’s time for Mom and Dad
    Alone time in our bed
    Loving on one another in the present
    Staying up as long as we can
    Just cracking jokes, cuddling and watching our show
    Until we fall asleep in one another arms and hopes
    Sealed with a kiss we end the day
    With sweet dreams in peace

    Tamara Gallagher

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    • Tamara, Your letter painted a beautiful picture of a perfect day filled with love, relaxation, and adored moments with family. It sounds like a dream come true, and I can imagine how refreshing and fulfilling it must have been. Your words captured the importance of joy and contentment. I hope you continue to create many more days like this, filled…read more

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  • Done Differently

    Unmasked

    I have been creating perfect days my entire life
    They weren’t perfect for me
    But what I thought perfect should be

    I’ve been creating a life
    One I thought I wanted
    One I thought I was supposed to have

    My perfect day would look like it does on tv
    I have lived those days
    Those days are not me

    So many times I have had the perfect day
    Shopping with the girls, brunch at a nice restaurant, tanning by the pool
    These things have left me drained, exhausted, confused

    So many times I have created the perfect experience
    To be let down
    To not feel the way they seem

    I’ve had my days
    In comfy clothes, dim lights, friends each doing their favorite thing
    Cooking safe foods together, napping, making sure were hydrated
    Watching things we’ve seen a million times; doing things we’ve done a million and one
    Laughing and giggling and crying and sitting in silence

    I have left those days feeling so at peace
    So rejuvenated
    So myself

    I have also left those days feeling wrong
    It is not what being social is meant to look like
    It doesn’t match the script that is in my head

    I am learning to live life
    The one I didn’t know that I wanted
    The one that I am supposed to have

    I will continue to create perfect days, for the rest of my life.
    perfect for me.
    I define what perfect should be.

    Crystal Frances

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    • Crystal, your powerful poem beautifully captures the journey of self-discovery and redefining what “perfect” means to you. Embrace the life you truly want and continue creating perfect days that reflect your authentic self. You define what perfection should be. Keep shining!

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    • Crystal, I really appreciate that poem about your perfect day. It’s inspirational and hopeful, and a very good job well done. Thank you for accepting my friend request It’s an honor to meet you-God Bless ♥

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  • 1,440 Minutes

    My perfect day
    could be fall or spring
    at home or exploring
    solitary or spent with the people who embody my joy.
    There is nothing to be earned
    no aesthetic to be achieved.
    Perfect,
    I am outside
    connected with the earth
    moving my body
    in the ways that empower me.
    I am cocooned at home
    connected beyond the physical
    using my creativity
    in the ways that embolden me.
    A perfect day
    makes your soul swell
    so mine,
    I am in my body
    I am in touch with all my parts
    past present future
    and my ties to everything around me.
    My perfect day
    I am at peace
    with the beauty of my life
    I am aware
    of each moment as it comes and goes.
    And now I know:
    Perfection is in the eye of the beholder
    and I behold perfection in abundance.

    Kelsea Guckin

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    • Kelsea, your poem beautifully captures the essence of a perfect day. It’s a celebration of self-acceptance, connection, and mindfulness. Amazing Work!

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      • Thank you Kayjah! Your kind words mean so much to me. I appreciate you taking the time to read and comment 🙂

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  • Childhood

    Growing up on Sailor Moon
    And looney toons
    Slip and slides
    Always with soapy eyes.
    Carefree summers
    We were Beach bummers
    Adulthood far from our minds
    Ice cream of many kinds
    Man hunt and freeze tag
    Always up for a good fart bomb gag.
    Childhood was a bliss
    Something you’ll always miss.

    Antoinette Lucila

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    • Hey Al, your poem perfectly captures the carefree joy of childhood. It brought back memories of summers filled with fun and laughter. Amazing poem, very light hearted and playful use of language. I love it!!!

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  • A Perfect Day

    A Perfect Day –

    Is it something grand, that glistens in your eyes
    Towering over the land
    Or is it more miniscule

    A moment that glimmers and refreshes your mind
    A tiny tangent in the timeline that brings a surprise

    They’re all as grand or as granular as you’d like

    At the end of the day, it’s about how the passing of time defines your mind
    It’s not repeatable in production –
    But rather, something that is well worth casting

    It’s the small glances that you keep near
    Let them shimmer
    Let them steer.

    That’s my perfect day.

    Victoria Soechting

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    • Victoria, your poem beautifully captures the importance of a perfect day, emphasizing the significance of both grand and minuscule moments. It encourages embracing the small glimmers that bring surprise and joy.

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      • Vee replied 2 months ago

        Hi Kayjah! Thank you for sharing your impression of the poem with me. I always look forward to hearing how it will touch the reader. Your words are much appreciated.

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  • A REGULAR DAY

    My morning started off calm
    I awoke from the tweets
    from the birds who were outside my window
    perched up on a tree
    i headed downstairs for a bite to eat
    and i was greeted by my entire family
    moms frying eggs and plantain
    dads got a cup of tea
    rest of my siblings are scrambling round the kitchen
    doing their individual things
    i pause for a moment
    basking in the gratitude i feel for these scenes
    later in the day i link up with the gang
    which is always a treat
    we headed down to the water
    it was our favorite spot to meet
    laughing about nothing
    running amuck through the streets
    the days i spent with them
    i always felt the most free
    by 6pm the gang is itching to get into an activity
    we go home
    change clothes
    and make our way to the roller rink
    the dj is setting the tone
    playing all the hottest beats
    rolling with my entire crew
    you’ll fasho catch us rolling dirty
    hitting crazy dance moves
    giggling at the newbies who fall to their knees
    at the end of the night we head to the water one more time
    to chat over a blunt about the things we seen
    when we finally decide to part ways it was almost 3
    i wish the days we spent like this last for eternity
    being surrounded by no judgement
    and love that comes with no fee
    spending time with the people i love
    is always a perfect day to me

    Zemue

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    • Dear Zemue, Your letter beautifully captures the simple joys of a perfect day spent with loved ones. The imagery and emotions conveyed are heartfelt and relatable. It’s evident that these moments hold a special place in your heart. Keep cherishing these precious times.

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  • The Perfect Day

    My love and I wake in a new city.
    Maybe a new country.

    Either continental or café,
    We enjoy a breakfast with good coffee
    and pastries.
    The chocolatiest of croissants,
    The softest of scones,
    and the warmest of waffles.

    Then, we go for a walk.
    We take our time to inhale the fresh air and
    absorb the new city’s noises and
    admire its unique architecture.

    Our walk ends at a bookstore.
    As we wander the shop’s aisles,
    the bookstack we carry grows and grows and grows!
    My love says, “Yes, of course we can buy them all.”
    (We are not worried about the logistics of getting the books home.)
    Once the stack is so high that
    we can’t see over it,
    we buy them all.

    On our walk back to wherever-we’re-staying,
    we make a pit-stop for takeout.
    Most likely Chinese food, but
    could be Korean or Indian or poke, too.

    Next, but before dinner, is a warm shower.
    Rich instrumental music with dissonant harmonies
    and bubbly shampoo.
    Fragrance-free body lotion and French skincare,
    Followed by the baggiest of sweatpants and
    an oversized tee.

    Now all squeaky clean, my love and I eat dinner
    over a grand adventure on a screen.
    All snuggled,
    we fall asleep before the credits roll.

    Maggie Faye

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    • Maggie your letter beautifully describes a perfect day in a new city with your loved one. The breakfast, bookstore visit, and cozy evening sound delightful. Cherish these moments together.

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  • The Best Things In Life Are Free

    what’s my idea of a perfect day? Well, that’s easy. I’m kind of more of a simple girl these days, now that I’m older. Actually, come to think of it, I never had the chance to really sit and think of what a perfect day would mean/look like for me from start to finish. Wow. I guess there really is a first time for everything……so here we go.
    My Perfect &Peaceful Day.

    As soon as I open my eyes. First thing I would do to get my day started, I will first start with prayer of the morning. Thanking our creator for another day, is always a must do to reinsure a great start to a great day. I follow prayer with meditation routine. That for me includes, deep breaths while sitting in silence, journaling, reading, anything to help prepare me for the day. This centers my mind so that it’s easier for me to be able to go out into the world and be able to deal with those around me.
    After maybe an hour or two, make me a nice snack or breakfast. Which usually ends up being just a healthy quick snack because I don’t really like breakfast. Then, I do what I like to call “self-care repair” routine. It’s when I either take a nice bubble bath or a nice shower with my favorite candles, music, book. More time to relax and enjoy my own company before heading out for the day. After bathing/showering, I have a face-wash/skin routine as well. Then after that I put on my cloths and head out. If I’m not heading out then I would either read, write a bit beacuse I love writting (if you can’t already tell lol), listen to music and maybe watch movies for the remainder of the day.
    But if it’s one of those days where I want to get some fresh air, I can always count on one of my favorite places….downtown at the lakefront or beach. Basically, anywhere with big body of water. I love water. A nice walk on a trail is always a great way to get fresh air and become one with nature too.
    But it’s just something about being near water, in water or just even being around water that sooths me. Calms me, gives me clarity, gives me peace and I love it. I have been this way for as long as I can remember. Sometimes while sitting near the lake, I read, or just sit and think, sometimes I may even cry every once in awhile. But whenever I’m done, something about it always gets my creative juices flowing and song lyrics start coming to mind or idea to do a certain project may come to mind. So, nature and I work very well with one another. I stop to appreciate her (nature) , and she does what she does…..inspire.

    Afterwards, I would go home, get started on those ideas and plans rigth away and start working towards accomplishing them. I always end my day with more mediation and prayer, being thankful for what that day has given me in prepration for a better tomorrow. Then, take another bubble bath/hot shower, more self-care repair and relaxation to finish off the day before a night of great sleep.

    I know, may seem pretty boring to some, and that’s okay. See, what I learned as I got older, the more I value peace of mind and a peace of quite. Expecially in today’s world where peace seems hard to come by. So, you sometimes have to create your own peace. Prayer, Meditation, Fresh-Air, Nature and A Postive Mind-set all brings forth peace and creativity. And all of these things are 100% free.

    MZ.EYG

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    • MZ. EYG Your idea of a perfect day is beautiful and inspiring. It’s important to prioritize self-care, gratitude, and finding peace in simple moments. Creating your own peace through prayer, meditation, and connecting with nature is a wonderful way to find clarity and inspiration. Keep embracing the things that bring you joy and peace of mind.…read more

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      • Thank you so much for your kinds words. Its important for everyone to know and understand that self-care and self-love is the key to being able to love others.

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  • This Day

    The sun kissed my cheeks as I opened the blinds.
    The silence echoed through the home,
    Telling the tale of a good morning.

    Warm on the inside and cold on the outside,
    That’s just how I like it.
    It’s the Earths way of telling me to rest.
    Although, this coffee is telling me not to be still,
    I sat down, on my emerald green couch and focused on my breath.

    The comfort of my space is refreshing.
    To know that I am my home has been nothing short of a blessing.

    How wonderful it is, to dance in this love that has filled my apartment.
    Gratitude poured out of my mouth and onto my possessions.
    This solitude allows me to exhale without stressing.

    Self has made this place her home and she is here to stay.
    Sitting in my sanctuary is what keeps me sane.
    As the sun kissed my cheeks, it heard me say,
    “This, my love, is a perfect day.”

    Naiya Figueroa

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    • Dear Naiya, Your letter beautifully captures the serenity of a morning and the gratitude for finding solace within yourself. It’s inspiring to see how your home has become a sanctuary. Keep embracing the blessings and cherishing these perfect moments.

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