Wellness Poem by Chris Bunton
Rise up and walk;
when life’s got you down.
Rise up and walk;
your way around town.
When depression sets in;
and you only see the end.
Rise up and walk.
A little here. A little there.
Around the block;
or down a beautiful trail.
Rise up and walk.
If you’re sick;
pray and believe.
Then, rise up and walk.
Trapped in a place?
Rise up and walk.
Use those legs to escape;
and carry you away.
Bored with life?
Bored with those gray, lazy days?
Rise up and walk.
Go see the sites.
Use your super power;
to rise up and walk.
Take yourself away,
from the troubles of any day.
Bio: Chris Bunton is a writer, poet and blogger from Southern Illinois. He has published in several magazines, and has written a poetry eBook called “Against the Man” and an Addiction Recovery eBook called “Made Free: Overcoming Addiction“ a collection of dystopian short stories.“The Future is Coming” and his latest book “The Latter Days‘ is a book on Bible Prophecy and avoiding the deceptions to come.
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Photo by the poet, a trail in the Shawnee National Forest, in Southern Illinois.
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