Klairanne's Intuition and Clairvoyance

I have chosen the words intuitiveness and clairvoyance to be included in the title of this poem. I felt that both of these words go hand-in-hand with each other. They generate how the distinction between the imagery of the now and the future correlates with the thought processes that are actually happening.

Klairanne's intuitiveness was accurate in her clairvoyance. Her mind worked excessively in determining what was happening now and in the future. What a time-working brain; it can predict things that are going to happen and what will be happening.

Klairanne's mind was complex;

it showed her things that are serene.

It's time for her to come clean;

she needed to share her thoughts

with someone who understood.

One morning she woke up with an

intuitiveness that was alarming,

enlightening, and charming.

She noticed that there was an

added thought to her intuitiveness;

it produced a clairvoyance.

Clairvoyance brought a new vision

of accomplishment to her life.

She saw herself as a professional

writer. This made her outlook on

life seem brighter.

Of course, it was hard for her to

have this position because of her

dyslexia. This is what her intuitiveness

was telling her. Just then, on a more

positive note, the encouragement

of the clairvoyance said to her,

"You can do this, all you have to do is

start somewhere. Don't let the

dyslexia prevent you from trying.

Don't spend time by yourself crying.

Believe in yourself; let the real

you come out, and show the

world what you're all about."

I have dyslexia; my name is Klairanne,

I'll do what I can; I will not fail you.

The words that are backwards to me,

will be written frontwards, in the

way that makes sense. My intuitiveness

tells me that I'll fail, clairvoyance

tells me not to listen to intuitiveness.

Clairvoyance ignites the compassion in me;

it wipes away my negativity and then

positivity comes along and gives me

ways that are resourceful. This will

enforce me to be determined enough

to battle all the bad vibes.

My name is Klairanne; I am invincible.

I won't let the dyslexia label defeat me.

I will give my writing a chance; I

know that I'll be able to help others

overcome the dyslexia label, and show

that they can become a professional writer.

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Written by Anna Marie Carlson
Monday, April 11, 2022