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Ahavati
Tyrant of Words
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Beast ( Miss ) Beason, English teacher.  Lived up to her name; but, boy did she push you to be the best!

Labor Day weekend plans?

LostGirl18
Fire of Insight
Canada 10awards
Joined 15th Feb 2017
Forum Posts: 105

Nurse my impending hangover.

Are you happy in this very moment?

Yours,
LostGirl

LiamReeduus
LiamReedus
Fire of Insight
Ireland 5awards
Joined 11th Apr 2019
Forum Posts: 30

Yes. I am my children and wife made my day

How bout you?

Ahavati
Tyrant of Words
United States 116awards
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Forum Posts: 14634

Very much so!  

What is the next holiday you will celebrate?

Layla
Fire of Insight
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Joined 3rd May 2018
Forum Posts: 1216

Is anyone truly happy?  But, content, yes!

Edit: It's been several years since I've truly celebrated a holiday due to my job.

If you could write a book about yourself, how many pages do you think it will be?


LiamReeduus
LiamReedus
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Yes there are many that are truely happy. My wife says it would take a trilogy to write my story

If love isnt really an emotion its programmed then how do children first born feel love to their parents?

Layla
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I'm sure someone much more intelligent will answer this but in my opinion and from some data/research i've read that its not love that is the first emotion that a child or a baby feels but rather consistent nurture/care, security and trust in pattern and behavior from parents that eventually is developed as love and bond.

How many romantic loves have you experienced in your life?

Viddax
Lord Viddax
Guardian of Shadows
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I don't quite understand what you mean by that. Love is an emotion, it is not really 'programmed'; evolution and genetics make trends and tendencies rather than specific programming. You cannot program a person but with time you can change a family line to have specific behaviours and quirks, though that is generally frowned upon as being morally grey/wrong and infringing on human rights of freedom and self-determination.

As for romantic love/loves the answer is nil, null, zilch, zero, not a jot, bugger all, nada, nothing, so-far-not-appearing-in-this-lifetime, nawt, nought, nope, no, not; take your pick!

Why is there never enough time in the day for the good stuff?

Ahavati
Tyrant of Words
United States 116awards
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I don't know; I don't have that problem.  Perhaps you need to reorganize and prioritize the good stuff!

Should people care more about doing the right thing, or doing something right?

poet Anonymous

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lepperochan
Craic-Dealer
Guardian of Shadows
Palestine 67awards
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I've yet to find one willing to divulge the secrets of their existence

if you could get a preview to time and circumstance of your death, would you (if only to write a poem about it)  

Ahavati
Tyrant of Words
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No. I would rather imagine and be wrong. That would be a great comp, btw! Imagine your death and write a poem about it.

Have you experienced the highlight of your poetic life; or, do you feel it hasn't arrived yet?


poet Anonymous

Na, poetry doesn’t have a highlight. Poetry is the everyday vase.

What is the most annoying insect in your country?

David_Macleod
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Tyrant of Words
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Joined 5th Nov 2014
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Midgie - our mosquitoes)

what bugs deserve to be squished?

AspergerPoet56
Tyrant of Words
Scotland 30awards
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David_Macleod said:Midgie - our mosquitoes)

what bugs deserve to be squished?


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