By Tessa Just
Love
Unselfish feeling,
Great affection for something,
Desire to care for,
Emotion.
Joy
Great happiness,
Satisfaction for a job well done,
Deep contentment,
Delight.
Peace
Absence of stress,
A state of harmony and serenity,
A tranquil feeling,
Silence.
Patience
Tolerant in troubles,
Calmly enduring trying moments,
Long-suffering always,
Perseverance.
Kindness
Caring nature,
Considerate of others’ needs,
Generous act,
Courteous.
Goodness
Moral excellence,
Pleasing qualities to behold,
Desirable character,
Virtuous.
Faithfulness
Remaining true,
Believing without needing to see,
Loyal to the end,
Reliable.
Gentleness
Soft-spoken,
A friend to those who need one,
Mildness of manner,
Placid.
Self-control
Exercising restraint,
Able to control one’s feelings,
Calculating problems,
Careful.
Tessa Just is an eighteen year old who loves acting. (Maybe too much. You will always find her performing something. And repeating from movies too.) She lives in Australia in the state of Victoria. She lives on a small farm with her parents and three of her six siblings.
Tessa loves dressing up, knitting, reading (lots of reading), dreaming, acting, singing, sewing, baking, and photography. She also adores writing (naturally).
She began writing when she was twelve. Her first short story was a miserable flop. She has written numerous short stories since then, and is beginning to look at poetry too. She is proud to announce that she has handmade her first children’s book. Tessa is also super excited because she has just finished writing her first novelette. It still has major work before it is any good, but hey, that’s what writing is all about.
Tessa finds that war is a common topic for her to write about. She also likes writing funny stories that make people laugh.
Her favorite authors include Gail Carson Levine, Martha Finley, and DJ Stutley.
I love this poem, Tessa. So simple yet profound. Great work!
Thank you Ingrid. It was a lot of fun to write.
I remember this, Tessa! 😉 Beautiful poem. I absolutely LOVE the shape of it!
I thought you might. I love writing poems when they can make a shape. (I should do more of them) 🙂
Yes, you should write more of them! 😀
It’s so simple, I love it. Also, that graphic is just adorable!
Yes, shout out to the graphic designers. The picture is wonderful. And thank you Christi. Sometime simple is best. 🙂
I love the way it almost has the tone of a dictionary, but it’s beautiful at the same time. Thanks for sharing, Tessa. 🙂
The dictionary – My dear little friend. One day I will read the entire dictionary. I actually play a really fun game with it. A good game when you have no one to play with. Thank you Kate. I’m glad you liked it.
@bluejay! So this is the result of the beautiful poem you showed a bunch of us a while ago?! 🙂 It’s absolutely lovely. Great Work. 😉
Yes it is, Claire. Awww…thank you so much.
LOVE THIS! And also your poem-making style makes me happy. Keep it up, girl! 😀
Thanks Sarah! *many thumbs up* 🙂 🙂 🙂