I have set my bridges to burn1
and as I turned to leave2
I saw3
all my past regrets,4
all my past mistakes,5
all my past loves.6
Satisfied7
with the choices8
that I have now made9
I approached another bridge10
this one steady and sure11
so I crossed it12
with confidance13
leaving all my past behind.14
As I approach each new bridge15
I gain confidance16
and focus17
looking forward18
to that fateful day19
when the final bridge draws near20
and I'll cross that bridge in happiness21
as I then turn22
and face23
the one I love24
and together25
we'll search for better days.
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Comments
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I'm one for structure and stanzas, so that irked me, but that's just a personal preference. xD
It was a great poem, fun to read. Had a bit of a flow to it, and a great message. Not a lot of people have gained such wisdom and you nailed it with this poem.
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sounds like you have your mind set pretty straight, which is not an easy feat in the world nowadays. kudos to you.

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this certainly makes a person think. I am unlike you, I am always looking back at the bridges I have corssed, my mind filled with doubts and "if only"s, and "what if"s. I need to keep my mind on the present and the future, but i just don't seem to be abkle to, the past just won't leave me alone. Anyways, this was a good poem.


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Very Interesting
I like this poem even I am not usually a poetry type of fellow.
The piece reads really well, the short sentances are on the mark and it is all moved along at a nice pace.
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