I think this is a beautiful entry. Because of that I had to reblog it. I hope that all my readers enjoy the insight and wisdom in this short piece as much as I have. Thanks, Dr. Register for sharing.
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How An Angel Changed My Love Life
Posted at 1:14 am by Gordon, on January 17, 2015
Author: Gordon
I would hope that anyone who reads my poetry understands that I write what comes to my mind and it doesn't mean I'm the reality of the words. I mean that just because I write about alcoholism does not mean I am the character in the poems. I write about those I've known and those I know and a very wide grouping that is of sinners and saints, those who know who and where they are going and those who are completely lost. I am empathic. I write in the first person because I feel the reality of what I am writing about. Like Dean Martin pretending to be drunk while performing I am not what it may seem. Just a thought as I know some out there who read what I write see the words and not the art or the understanding of the problem I am commenting on, nor do they understand that the comment is for the purpose of illustration and not my own personal reality. Married to a wonderful woman who is my best friend. Ronald Reagan Conservative Republican. Masters of Accounting-Taxation, United States Marine, taught for 10 years at the University of South Florida, held the following professional certifications: CPA, CVA, CFA. Published author, currently writing three novels and a ton of poems.Posted in Humanity, Love, Poetry, Poets, Uncategorized, Writing | 9 Comments | Tagged blogging, Life, Love, Relationships, Writing | -
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9 thoughts on “How An Angel Changed My Love Life”
K. L. Register
Once again, thank you so very much for sharing my work Gordon! You are too too kind! Hope you enjoyed your day! Smile! 🙂
Gordon
I don’t think I am too kind. I think you have a lot of wisdom to share and I am supportive of that. You have a lot of maturity in your thoughts, the ability to reach goals, talent, wisdom, the obvious desire to reach out to to others with a guiding hand and, to be honest, I am envious of you.
When I say that I am saying it with respect. What you have accomplished in life should be respected and I mean that with all sincerety. When I wrote that I was envious of you I simply meant that it is again respect that I feel for you. So many people do not grow in life. I have many regrets and have learned a great deal over the years that I believe I should have known as a younger man. I try my best to guide younger people that I have contact with. Some listen. Some don’t. I wish I had had a mentor as a young man. I did, but for a very short period of time. He was a Sergeant in the Marines when I was a PFC and I would have followed him into hell and back, but he left the Corps and joined the Army because he had a family and the Army offered him more opportunities for growth and pay. It was a major loss to the Corps and to me. You obviously have had people around you who supported you and helped you. I look back and find only that one man and I wish I knew where he was but too many years have passed. Anyway, that is what I meant.
K. L. Register
Thank you Gordon for being so supportive. I completely understand what you mean. And, I greatly appreciate what you have written. Over the past few days, my mind reflected on what you have said. I have worked very hard throughout my life, but I can’t take all of the credit. I have had excellent mentors along the way. People who wouldn’t let me take the easy way out when I wanted to. One of those people happened to be my mom. She has always been very supportive and has encouraged me when I didn’t think I could make it any further. She has been there with me through the smiles and the tears. I am very grateful for her. It is my hope to some day write a book that may help others, just as others have helped me along the way.
Gordon
You have been fortunate and blessed by having people around you who cared enough to guide and protect you. I don’t think that most people realize just how much their actions can impact those around them, particularly a child. I like the idea of a book that can reach out to those who will learn from you. Even so, I am sure you connect with people now, particularly those younger, and that you are a role model for more than you probably would know.
K. L. Register
I can say the same about you Gordon. I enjoy reading your post. And I am sure you connect with and are a role model for more than you know as well. I appreciate the advice and support that you have given me in just the short amount of time that we have know each other. I imagine there are others who feel the same way that I do. 🙂
Gordon
Thank you. I hope so. I try because I know that my life would have been much different had I not been just blowing in the wind, so to speak. I try to speak from experience to those who might benefit from what I say. At the same time, I am extremely codependent and, realizing that, have to be careful that I might be exerting more energy than those I am trying to help. Plus there is always the problem of sticking your nose in where it isn’t wanted. Been there and done that and have the bruises to show for it……LOL 😦
K. L. Register
Well, I don’t mind your help, advice, or thoughts! 🙂
Gordon
Well, thank you. And, I believe the same in return. I have learned a lot while reading through your posts. I just reblogged the one about: “Yep, they said it!”
I hope you have a great day. It is cold and rainy here. I have much to do: taxes, painting grout lines, painting the house outside, painting the house inside, and trying to finish Predator: The Man Who Didn’t Exist which I may change the name of to something more fitting….don’t know.
Also: my direct email address is….. gkuhnwrites@aol.com
K. L. Register
Got it! Mine is iamklregister@gmail.com