Recorded: Sunday 7th of April, 2024 Location: Santa Cruz, Madeira, Portugal Sponsor: Josh Lynott Mentorship Program Register for my mentorship! ⁠Fill it out the form here. Poem one: "Carve yourself to stone" Carve yourself to stone, Work away into the dust And come back tomorrow You will blunt all that sharpens you Please return inspired Because the sword needs the stone Without it You will remain rounded to the world No cut through Rolling with the crowd Missing opportunity Because you were scared to hold something sharp Let yourself carve Into the dust. - JL Poem Two: Sardine Can Jammed in a tin can,  My family are below, Stripping flowers, walking dogs, staring at screens. Me and 400 sardines, Staring at screens, wishing I could send flowers, needing water. As above, so below.  I’m up here, they wouldn’t even know.  I’m so far away, and going further. Now I’m in the ocean. Not in it, not on it, above it. I’m not above them. I just see things differently. All these planes, I think they did that to me.  I’m a sardine bouncing between tin cans. Some would do anything to be a sardine I must remember that.1 4 hours in a tin can, Is a small price to pay. Poem Three: Missing You. I want to miss you whilst you’re in my arms, So when you’re not, I’ve done the missing. You won’t be missing. You’ll be there, In my arms. You won’t be there,  You won’t be missing. We don’t miss what we have, But I want to miss you, When I have you. My arms want to miss you twice. That way, you’ll know what I felt All the times I missed you. And maybe I’ll never miss you again. Because I did all the missing. But it doesn’t work like that. I’ll always miss you,  Till you’re back in my arms.  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/josh-lynott-project/message