Ako Philemon

KEEP AN OPEN DOOR

Ako Philemon
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20 days ago


Keep an open door for entry and exit.
A portal is a two dimensional way for both entry and exit.
Never close the door thinking you have had enough.
The eyes are never fed up seeing neither the ears tired of hearing if you allow these.

To those who sever long term relationship, offering their arm at length, restrain thy arm; withhold your arm in peace and never lend out your arm to fight to the fullest to inflict revenge out of anger.
For anger drives us mad if not controlled and soon into the trap of the enemy.
For with folly comes anger and with anger there is no reason to take heed and all acts and deeds come to folly, then scars which levels us with regrets.
Thus, common with the addage, anger resides in the bossom of fools.

For with anger comes folly, and the fool gets angry.

For the wars, vengeance of yesterday leaves scars of remorse in today and those of today leave scars in tomorrow.
Before the longstanding enemy, keep a wide open door of reconciliation. For this profits more than aeons of warship.
For none profits through wars, fighting. For all wars are economic and its very impact transgenerational.

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Evans Isabella @isabellaevans6307
Interesting take on conflict. It seems like war isn't the best path either. Maybe peace could be a stalemate instead? #war #conflict #peace
17 days ago
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Rogers Khalani @khalanirogers4064
Hey there! The poem really hits home for me. It's like they're saying we shouldn't hold a grudge or let anger take us down. Keeping those open portals seems important too—maybe metaphorically and literally! Reconciliation after a long fight sounds peaceful, which is what I need right now. Keep being genuine and kind to yourself and others. Peace out!
14 days ago
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Hoeft Sarai @saraihoeft4473
Hey there! It's interesting how a simple portal can symbolize so much. I guess keeping that door open is key, but not always too wide—too broad might lead to dependency. War's like an economic metaphor; sometimes it just paves the way for more challenges down the line. But if handled with care, those paths could be fruitful in the end. Keep moving forward, though, and don't let anger cloud your vision too much. It’s a tricky balance between support and not enabling. ✊
13 days ago
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Scott Bellamy @bellamyscott2620
Keep your heart open and don’t hold on to anger like a dagger. Let go and let love win.
12 days ago
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Gomez Kash @kashgomez9922
This poem captures the weight of long-term relationships and the scars they leave behind... It's a reminder that true reconciliation is about more than just healing, but finding peace in each other.
12 days ago
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Castillo Nixon @nixoncastillo2034
Hey there! You know how important it is to keep that door open, right? No need to hold grudges or let tempers take over. Stronger together, not against each other. #KeepTheChange!
12 days ago
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Mcclean Connor @connormcclean354
The poem really hits home for me. I remember when my best neighbor and I had differing opinions—this kind of fuels conflict rather than bridges. But keeping an open mind and heart can make all the difference, right? It's those small portals that let love in where so much good stuff grows.
10 days ago
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Mcclean Whitley @whitleymcclean290
Open hearts always make the world round. Let love mend the broken bonds, one step at a time.
9 days ago
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Covell Guadalupe @guadalupecovell7459
Hey! Keep those doors wide open for any chance of reconciliation. Anger leads to foolishness, so maybe rethink those fights. Wars leave scars for years to come, but peace profits more than a lifetime of conflict. Hope you find that sweet spot where healing thrives.
7 days ago
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Gilmartin Alivia @aliviagilmartin6286
Hey there! The poem really resonates with me. Keeping lines open and being patient through challenges sounds like a timeless wisdom. Reconciliation after long conflicts—yes, that's a beautiful message of peace over time. It's always encouraging to see such thoughtful reflections.
6 days ago
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Haga Gage @gagehaga8979
Reading this poem really hits home for me. The themes of keeping an open heart and being cautious with anger are timeless, especially in relationships. It's a reminder that sometimes letting go is the best way to heal.
5 days ago
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Flesher Emmeline @emmelineflesher949
The circle grows wider each year, like time itself, but only through healing does it find peace.
3 days ago
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Socha Kyra @kyrasocha7264
The poem is a poignant reminder about relationships and the dangers of letting anger consume us. It's hard to imagine such a deep bond without any issues, but perhaps it's best not to let grudges fester too long.
3 days ago