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The Road to Recovery

Contributed by jdwright on Wednesday, 24th March 2010 @ 01:10:38 AM in AEST
Topic: EmotionalPoetry



The Road to Recovery

My Road to recovery
Has been long and hard
Filled with emotion
And has left many a scare

My life has been one full of experience
And never for a moment dull
Good times and bad
Ive always kept my plate full

Questionable choices and unwise decisions
Have left their toil
I thank God that the roots of my upbringing
Were planted deep and in good soil

I look back now with my life here
Most likely near half complete
I honestly can say its been a victory
Even though there have been times near defeat

I cant help but reflect on all the things
Done and not done in almost disbelief
How Im still standing here
Is a blessing and relief

Even though I experienced many things
On my journey up to this time
Much has been wasted and squandered
As I walked that fine line

My road to recovery
Can only be explained as a life and death
A portion of the person inside had to die
So the Man I am would be Left.

To live the life for which I was chosen
I had to experience a resurrection
Of my heart, my mind and my soul
There had to be a reconnection

There have been so many people
That have been effected by my chosen road
Some detrimental while others
Carried more than a fair load

I want you all to know
Whether your one of the good or the bad
Im equally thankful for you both
Cause you cant know true happiness without some sad

I had a dark cloud that seemed
To hang over and follow where ever I would go
Im pleased to say Ive stepped out
From under it before it took me too low

There are so many things Id like to say
And so many Id like to thank
But Im just gonna tell you all
My appreciation level is impossible to rank

My road to recovery
Has been wrought the heartache and sorrow
But thanks be to God
That the sun will rise again Tomorrow

So dont give up and no matter what
Never ever quit
Life is full of blessings
And its an amazing and wonderful trip

JD Wright
03/23/2010




Copyright © jdwright ... [ 2010-03-24 01:10:38]
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Re: The Road to Recovery (User Rating: 1 )
by northernlights on Wednesday, 24th March 2010 @ 04:32:19 AM AEST
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What a wonderful way of expressing your life journey.... A portion of the person inside had to die,so the man I am would be left.I think this is a summary of all you have written, all our experiences good or bad make us the person we are now, and certainly when writing if we did not experience both then we would have no depth from which to express ourselves. well written


Re: The Road to Recovery (User Rating: 1 )
by chrisdavid on Wednesday, 24th March 2010 @ 10:25:32 AM AEST
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This is very good. Ilike the line ' you can't know true happiness without some sad. So very true, as the sad times make us appreciate the good ones even more. Good stuff.




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