Thank you for sharing the poems, Teri. It is clear that despite the many "burdens" that headaches bestowe upon members of this site, there is much talent, passion and creativity that has not been quelled by "living" with headaches.
It is also interesting how almost all of us can probably relate to each of these poems. Kudos to all the poets who expressed themselves so beautifully in this contest.
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WOW well done I wish I could write that well what is in my mind. It is so cloudy at times that even hubby can not understand what I an saying, like a foreing lanquage. I speak 3 different lanquages but when the fog set up no one understand me. Me either,
Congratulations to the winners,
Hi, Marie!
Glad you enjoyed the poetry. I guess it's not something everyone is good at, but I think we can all enjoy it. There were so many good ones entered!
Teri