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Living [a poem]

By Markie Doczi | Featured Contributor


Love and compassion, sorrow and strife
An uneven rhythm, this opus called life
Fate she is fickle, one day youโ€™re stuck
And the next you may have a stroke of good luck

Sometimes youโ€™ll be sad, when we lose those we love
We evaluate life and the frailty thereof
Often the small things make living worthwhile
The laugh of a baby, a hug or a smile

Yesterdayโ€™s gone, tomorrowโ€™s a bet
The heart canโ€™t survive that is torn by regret
So follow your dreams, learn from mistakes
And always think twice on decisions you make

โ—Š


Author Bio

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Markie Doczi is a 33-year-old author and poet from Middleport, Ohio. She aspires to relate to people with her poetry, touching on many real life issues and situations. Markie is the author of Beneath the Old Oak Tree, a collection of original poetry, and she is also currently pursuing professional publication of her historical fiction, Blue Heaven’s Tent.

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  1. Love the line, โ€œThe heart canโ€™t survive that is torn by regret.โ€ Great poem Markie! And thanks for posting more thought provoking poetry Phoebe!

    • Thank you sir! I’m so pleased you enjoyed it. Stop by my blog for more! I’m still working on visiting everyone’s blogs who took the time to comment ๐Ÿ™‚

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