To say something
Is finished
Is far from true ,
For after every apparent
Finish
Comes
A transition,
A continuance
To a new way
Of being.
The storm brings damage
Followed by
Renewal;
The sun sets only
To reappear,
Ever cycling with
Its sibling, the night;
The labor may be over
But now there is
A child to be raised,
A life to be
Nurtured;
And, finally,
Where one bird's song
May leave off
Another will sing on,
Together ensuring
The music will
Never truly end.
So you see,
There is no finish.
Time continues onward
Taking with it the
Lifetimes of days,
Ever changing
Ever in transition;
And even when
The body is no more
The spirit that
Once inhabited it
Will continue to
Live on.
Life is certainly a never-ending cycle. Most people rely on their offspring to continue the line. Others think of resurrection as something that is God-given if one believes.
I am an existentialist. Basically, I only exist as long as memory of me exists. As an author, my writings, now on the Internet, will live much longer than me. Perhaps the thousand years or more. I have been watching documentaries of the past and find them fascinating. We have so much to learn from people who have lived in their legacy continues long after their lives.
In this era, FDR's famous pronouncement, "All we have to fear, is fear itself!", rings true.
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I am an existentialist. Basically, I only exist as long as memory of me exists. As an author, my writings, now on the Internet, will live much longer than me. Perhaps the thousand years or more. I have been watching documentaries of the past and find them fascinating. We have so much to learn from people who have lived in their legacy continues long after their lives.
In this era, FDR's famous pronouncement, "All we have to fear, is fear itself!", rings true.
Ron