“Discover the Hidden Shades of Emotion in Roy Pullam’s Captivating New Poem, ‘Life in Black and White'”
As we navigate through the chapters of our lives, don’t you sometimes wonder what stories our milestones tell? Each moment, like a page turning in an unfinished novel, carries a unique blend of experiences—some filled with laughter, others marked by heartbreak. In this evocative poem, the writer dives deep into the corridors of memory, urging us to reflect on the incomplete narratives that shape us. It’s a vivid exploration of passions and dreams, heartbreaks and triumphs, all woven into the fabric of our personal stories. And as we stand on the precipice of future chapters yet to be written, we’re left pondering—what will our epilogues look like? Will they capture the essence of our quests, or leave us searching for a ‘proper ending’? Join me in this journey through poetic introspection that resonates with anyone feeling the weight of their own unwritten pages. LEARN MORE.
Milestones like pages in my life
Flip as I read them
Often I revisit pages
That have special meaning to me
It is an incomplete story
A life
Filled with fiction
Opinions I had
At that time
With tragedy and heartbreak
But never
Enough romance
Still always passion
A caring
A wide-eyed enthusiasm
For what was in
The next chapter
I have not written
The epilogue yet
Searching my imagination
For a proper ending
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