There are times when my life is lived almost
as though it were an involuntary function –
more or less like breathing.
It becomes too familiar – a vague sameness sets in
rendering one day indistinguishable from the next –
happening rather than unfolding.
Occasionally, I think about death –
not in a sad, empty sort of way –
but in a way where I am able to smile, at
least inwardly, knowing I lived my life with little regret.
My “job” then, should be to make life sparkle –
to avoid the would have/could have disappointments
that so often accumulate over time…
to live, because I am alive!
Amor
nice...
Cryssa
Sheila
to live by. You prove again that you are in fact alive,
and that I applaud. -gene.
Peace, love and light,
Amber
Yes, thank you Dawn! I needed to read this poem tonight.
Your wisdom is so much needed ~ to seize each day firmly and live to the fullest!
Love and Blessings,
Christine
fee
John
Ciao,
Ragno Donna
Cheers,
Dan
Because I love your poetry I'm happy to be able to come here and read your latest during our "down" time (won't be much longer). Your poetry makes life sparkle; gifted you are my friend.
Hugs,
Marcia
Newfie Hugs, Rose
George
John