Narrow Paths – a cooking pot and twisted tales

Narrow can be good as long as it’s not narrow-minded. Most narrow-minded people also spout the nonsense that comes from the smallness of their minds.

Today we are asked to show bits of narrow that we can capture

Sometimes we have to pass through the dark, narrow tunnel to get to the light.

When we take the narrow and less traveled road, we discover new strengths and new things.

A lonely path can often lead to a beautiful destination.

By breaking down the narrow-minded ideals of selective thinking and racial profiling, society would form greater values and better vision.

Narrow your life down to living in the moment and deal with today’s problems and leave tomorrow for tomorrow.

He’s seems quite comfy in his narrow enclave.

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Regards,

Jacqueline

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Out of the silent breath

Jacqueline Oby-Ikocha’s poems portray images that stare us right in the face. Images of love, joy, death, pain, challenges, violation, and freedom. She writes in a language that’s rich in imagery, earthy, honest, vulnerable, yet full of the promise of hope, of loving and of Grace. A collection of light and dark soulful prose.