Morno

Monica Mackness 1991 (Telangana)



The freshness of each morning, the essence of ginger in a tea.
Solace in my Inn, a peace of mind in daydreaming.
Solitude not my enemy anymore
Indeed a lifelong friend for I now master its house
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Submitted by mon5mackness on February 06, 2021

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Closest metre Iambic heptameter
Characters 191
Words 37
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 4

Monica Mackness

Fond of music, art, dance, nature,writing Why did I start writing As a kid I had the habit of writing diary's, making art something like scrapbook. Writing down my favourite Lyrics. Getting my hands dirty with colours, stickers. Hahahaha that's fun. Somewhere in this busy life, I stopped doing them all. I must say recently I found back my passion a year ago. All thanks to God. I felt it was a miracle for me. From then I didn't stop writing. I write to clear my mind, I write because I feel good, I write when I feel appreciated, I write to let the world know about the people who shaped me into the woman I have become Heal Build Conquer is my Motto In order to be successful in life, be successful in mind body and spirit. more…

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