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Perspective of the New Year
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Perspective Of The New Year


It is the beginning of another year,
a time to reflect on what has been,
looking to the future without a tear,
moving on is the only way we can win.

Using the tools gained from the past,
helps us on our journey into tomorrow,
enjoying what is, knowing it won’t last,
for time is never owned, only borrowed.

Complexity of the moment always exist,
each adventure, we know not, what to do,
our greatest asset is our ability to persist,
possibilities as endless as the sky of blue.

Joys mixed with sorrow are upon the path,
decisions made in the mist of confusion,
some good but bad ones create the wrath,
the value of life is more than an illusion.

Live your life each day, filled with love,
relish the beauty and bountiful splendor,
cherish the sun, even when it’s raining above,
fight for each breath, never, ever surrender.


Samuel E. Stone, Copyright© 2006, All Audiences



Samuel E. Stone, Best Selling Mystery Author

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Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)
Reviewed on January 3, 2006
The last verse says it all.
Well done.

Reviewed by J M (Reader)
Reviewed on January 3, 2006
This is wonderful offering spiritual and insightful instructions to embrace this coming new year. May Your New Year be all you hope in.

Reviewed on January 2, 2006
Dear Samuel Stone,
How true this last line: >>>fight for each breath, never, ever surrender. < < < <

Thank you for the lovely, inspirational, and uplifting poem!

May 2006 bring you all you've ever wished for!

Blessings to you and yours,
Kristina


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