Reconnecting
A life is full of passing glances,
chance meetings, and chance enhances.
Connections come and connections go,
all a part of life's ebb and flow.
Some connections freely give,
for they teach us how to live.
Some connections come with cost,
leaving memories of what we've lost.
But, in the fullness of time,
most connections are lost,
regardless of reason,
regardless of ryhme.
It is only when we come to the end of the road,
that connections we gather began to goad.
Us on to recover the connections we lost,
under the cover of busy and cost.
Alas, some cannot be regained,
they have passed on, unclaimed.
But pick up the telephone,
pick up the pen.
Get on the Internet,
and search once again.
There is nothing like reconnecting,
to your family or an old friend.
So, what are you waiting for?
Reconnect again.
Copyright 2013 © Ronald W. Hull
1/17/13
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Thanks for sharing
Teresa
I am going to take your advice and pull out some of my old phone numbers and e-mail addresses. Who knows what may happen? I just might reconnect with a few friends lost along the way. Worth a try I believe.
Thanks again, and continued success.
Barbara J. Henry
I did just that and found my best friend in my high school days! I was so happy to have found her again.
Many blessings,
Linda+
Regis
The rhythm of the poem urges us on...
May your quill continue to soar!
With respect,
Carol Phelan Aebby
Christine
duke larance ~ the Metis MasterBlaster
Anna
Stay well and keep writing
Eddy
I recently discovered peoplesmart.com. It has name, age, addresses and date of death for those who are gone. I found several old friends who had passed on, but was able to find their spouses or families.
Love ya!
Jane
Cheers,
Dan
Just the other day through years of searching
I found my childhood friend, we had such a good
time remembering :)
Love and Light
Lily
I like the way the story line unfolds seamlessly. I think I need to take notice of its message before it is too late.
Mor.
Rebecca