Happiness arrives to those with open doors and wishes
perhaps we finally grasped the truth about change and crisis
We are learning everything we do reflects upon ourselves
we, glass unicorns of earth's menagerie don't belong on shelves
Happiness is ours if we understand, truth is never owed,
its found only in contented moments and pivotal emotions
It is drawn unto us through gratefulness and devotion ;
Lately life has changed us, & we have changed our lives accordingly
we have organized ourselves forming beautiful links of fraternity
Our hearts & souls have learned the meaning of personal responsibility
let us pray that when a cure is found, we'll all be more aware ;
Happiness is a butterfly that lives in the freedom of its natural habitat
lets be like them, and give everyone room for a safe landing.
Together we can be conscientious without being over ambitious,
so lets keep generosity at the forefront, and advocate for the good.
Just a little humanity goes a long way . Live more soberly,
because after what we've been through, we all need Unity & Love.
Like the apparent carefree life of the butterfly, you have written a blueprint for how to live. You have pointed out the danger and ambition and the importance of not overindulging and living conscientiously. Good stuff.
Even the weak become strong when they are united. Unity is essential, but what we unify ourselves under is infinitely more important. As Edmund Burke averred: "Whatever disunites man from God, also disunites man from man." A clarion call in this piece Vienna. Well done. Stay well. rlc
Indeed, we are living through a difficult and we need to take sound advice such as this to get through this and come out better on the other side. It is a trying time, but hopefully a learning experience as well. So nicely penned.
He Keeps Me is a devotional journey of revelation and insight birthed out of prayer.Searching the Word of God revealed the many ways that He has kept me and continues to keep me. Each day is an opportunity to recognize that God is mindful of you, eve
Ron
budd