Romantic Wednesdays With Poetry. Episode 5

Today we’re starting the first chapter with the greatest poetry of mine written in high school (kinda). Yes, today’s podcast episode of Romantic Wednesdays With Poetry is all about The Road Called Life! And there are T-shirts inspired by this poem too!

So, at first feel free to listen to this episode on Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts.

It’s also on YouTube!

And there are two recordings with this poem as well. English and Polish Version.

Now it’s time to say something more that you haven’t heard before… Well, at first I must say that I think wrote it in 2014, but before starting high school in September. So, 1989 by Taylor Swift happened to come out few months after writing this poem… And yes, I gave it and few other poems for the contest, but I wrote them definitely earlier… And I got the prize during the ceremony ending the first grade… I didn’t remember about it while recording, yep.

Another thing is little things. When you look at your and your lover’s past, you can realize you were doing similar things in the same time. It’s like they were a part of your life, but you didn’t see it coming yet. You may also know exactly what you were looking for, and then you meet such a person, and you can only think “you really exist”… Well, it’s also about things you both love and simply have in common. It’s magic to get to know someone who is just like you and is different at the same time… You can hear more about it in the new episode, so I don’t need to say anything more here…

As I’ve mentioned, there is also a T-shirt inspired by this poem. Click the photo to find it in my store! And The Christmas Sale is still here, you know.

So, that’s a wrap. When it comes to the blog post about Picasso… It should appear tomorrow. I started creating this post a long time ago, but I decided to read the catalog at first to make it even better and more essential as I accounted on X & IG…

Love, A.A.

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