Poetry 13: let it go

from Poetry Daily · host Ryan Sumardi

Podcast link in Bio! Today's poem is brought to you by @artfullycat (instagram). As I am getting older I slowly start realizing how valuable time is, so I began being more selective of who the people I give my time for. If you had a falling out with someone because they hurt you, don't let it keep hurting you. That's what the other person wants, but understand you can't let that pain keep bothering you. Let it go and keep positive vibes. There's no point in weighing yourself down.

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