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The wisdom of the future
by Shedding Light   
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( In this piece of work, I challenge you to imagine, that perhaps, the future is a divine entity within itself. This is in the book Much Props by Harold M. Nash )

 

 

 

 

The future is tommorrow ... for better, worse, or sorrow. The future some will fear, but it will soon be here; like rain drops that are falling, when dry mother earth is calling. They fall with every measure, to give the flowers pleasure.

The future is like a friend, that good old fate will send ... when we need a shoulder, because the world is colder  
than a blizzard in December ... we
often times remember, when snowflakes would parade ... their drums and mascots made ... the world respect their fun, and the boycott of the sun.

The future brings disaster. Mother nature is the master ~~ of mathmatics, law, and science. Dependence and reliance, we have with no defiance. The good days are a blast, the bad days will contrast.

The future brings us pleasure, to enjoy with every measure. The gift of life we treasure.

 

Copyright 7/25/08
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Reviewed by Dawn Wilson 7/28/2008
 
You've written this with much insight. Excellent writing.
 
 
 
 
Reviewed by Michelle Mead 7/27/2008
 
Very true and very deep, wonderful, as always
 
 
 
 
Reviewed by Wanda Miller-Berry 7/25/2008
 
Your words are prophetic! This is an excellent write!

Wanda
 
 
 
 
Reviewed by Bernice Angoh 7/24/2008
 
What a treasure you've written, there is so much wisdom in your words my friend... thanks for sharing your words and your world
 
 
 
 
Reviewed by Amber Moonstone 7/23/2008
 
Wonderfully written. I look forward to more of your work..
Peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"
 
 
 
 
Reviewed by Chantilly Lace 7/22/2008
 
Very well done sweet Harold,I tried to leave a comment on a poem you wrote for me but it wouldn't let me send it for some reason...what a very sweet man you are... thank you so very much..I was touched very deeply...I have missed you and your wonderful writing...please stay safe and well..and thank you so much for caring about me...Hugss
Love Always,
Chanti Lace

 
 
 
 
Reviewed by Karen Palumbo 7/22/2008
 
Just for you my friend, a worthy piece, full of contemplation. What the future holds only God knows for sure. The ability to accept what is and the wisdom to embrace life will determine what each of us makes of it. A wonderful and optimistic understanding of life....

Be always safe,
Karen
 
 
 
 
Reviewed by Gianetta Ellis 7/22/2008
 
It's not a stretch for me to consider "future" a divine entity - I've often pondered the concept of time - a measure trapped within the confines of human understanding. We humans have smothered the "wonder" of life in our relentless pursuit of explanation and compartmentalization. Some things, perhaps, we could simply let "be."
 
 
 
 
Reviewed by Theresa Koch 7/22/2008
 
Great insight friend
 
 
 
 
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