A Poem For Gala (via Bilingual Montessori Education)

Posted by Malena on September 16, 2011 · 15 Comments 

I have three different blogs that are interrelated but also distinct to each other. One is about education, the other about poems and songs, and another about travel. Which blog do I choose to blog about this topic? I ask myself.

One day I decided to go for a walk and I wrote a poem.
And upon my return I danced with joy.

When I was a girl I practised and practised one particular poem and performed it at a school play. I don’t remember the poem but I remember the intense joy inside. I flied.

I was in Greece. It was a holiday and it inspired me to write. I wrote a few good poems about life, love and travel. I included them in a chapter as part of my new book, ASTRELLA! By Bike To Australia & Back.

And as I look back all I can say is how grateful I am for the experiences had.

By Maria Grujicic

A letter to a friend: The details are not what matter when feelings, real emotions are at play. I don’t know how these words come to life… I can’t explain, in the same way you cannot explain yours. Just enjoy and not worry too much about why… that’s life, it’s an unpredictable path and it is what we define as unconditional love and ‘joy’. A Poem for Gala, My beautiful dance, You are like the poem released from my heart. You are always there w … Read More

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