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Love Hexagon

Love is my first answer
To any question that may be asked,
Like an all purpose cleaner.

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Love is always the answer
But what are the questions being asked?
I am perplexed by riddles.

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Love is my answer but
I am not the one asking questions.
My solution fails to please.

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Love is always my answer,
And by my sole critique I deliver
It in an inadequate manner.

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Love is always my answer
Yet I speak in a foreign language,
It falls on deaf ears.

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Love is the answer yet
I will not provide splendid solutions to
The one tossing them aground.

10 responses to “Love Hexagon”

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  1. Jeff Flesch Avatar

    Beautiful and empowering, dear Tut. The language of love is universal, and need no explanation, for it is a feeling and visceral experience. This is a gorgeous write. 💞🙏

    1. Tut Yashar Avatar

      Thank you so much, Jeff! I am so happy you like it, I was very unsure about this one 😊🙏🏼💗

      1. Jeff Flesch Avatar

        You’re most welcome, Tut! I completely understand being unsure. I felt the same way about the poem I posted today. It’s normal. Your poem is beautiful. 💖🙏

      2. Tut Yashar Avatar

        Thank you for sharing this with me! 🙏🏼😊

  2. DEVANG UPADHYAYA Avatar

    It’s called love hexagon because it’s written in 6 paragraphs?
    I like how you are presenting poem in a different manner.

    1. Tut Yashar Avatar

      Yes exactly. I tried writing a Haiku, and alone each seemed like an incomplete picture, so I decided to put them together to tell a short story. Thank you!!

      1. DEVANG UPADHYAYA Avatar

        I don’t know what haiku is, sorry!
        Yes, I’ve heard about it here, but I’m not aware about it much. Sorry for my foolishness

      2. Tut Yashar Avatar

        From google- “Haiku is a type of short form poetry originally from Japan. Traditional Japanese haiku consist of three phrases that contain a kireji, or “cutting word”, 17 on in a 5, 7, 5 pattern, and a kigo, or seasonal reference. Similar poems that do not adhere to these rules are generally classified as senryū.”
        I don’t usually try traditional things but I wanted to try 😊 I actually don’t think I succeeded in a traditional one lol

      3. DEVANG UPADHYAYA Avatar

        Thanks for this information.
        There’s a poetry challenge going on, are you interested?
        I know you don’t like to write for a cause but to express yourself.
        But that challenge will help you grow even further

      4. Tut Yashar Avatar

        Yes thank you, I’ve seen it but at the moment I am not going to participate, maybe in the future

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