Abundance
How can we approach “abundant”
without resorting to “redundant?”
We must simply have the gall
to search for the original
instead of coming in the door
with something we have bought before––
like “Beanie Babies” by the score.
What if, everywhere we went,
we looked for something different?
So when we chose a friend anew,
they had a different point of view?
From countryside or town or city,
be it huge or itty-bity––
just choose someone you find witty
and mine their mind for something new
that can grow a part of you
that’s different from what came before––
that can open up a door
within your heart, within your mind
of that place where you can find
beliefs of a matching kind.
For dVerse Poets prompt: Abundant
( I know I’m not supposed to be blogging. The dVerse Devil made me do it…_

Oh I love this poem and the idea of looking for something different instead of getting the same thing over and over again.
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A really great poem, Judy. I love the idea of choosing friends who challenge our thinking. I believe that is what d’Verse does for all of us who write and read here.
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I agree, Dwight.
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I agree with Roth above, it’s nice to find friends with all kinds of different perspectives. Sometimes challenging our own opionions and beliefs is a great way to get wise!! Your poem spells this out in a very nice creative manner, well done!
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“and mine their mind for something new
that can grow a part of you”
❤️
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Finding the reduntant becomes such a challenge when living in abundance.
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Ah, always a new problem…
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I am glad you did and came out with a wonderful poem.
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