Mornings are the best for me,
A time of quiet reverie
Of what the day may hold in store,
To forget about the one before.
Of what was said and what was heard,
Are all forgotten and absurd
In the light of what lies ahead
The past is gone the past is dead.
Yet in the stillness of my room,
Caught between the sun and moon
It can be easy to forget
If I have the wrong mindset.
So I take a breath and close my eyes,
Where shadows move like broken ties
Of the day I left behind
Like ancient runes in buried mines.
I try and focus on what’s in store,
The future waiting beyond my door
In a time that’s yet to come
Beyond the rising of the sun.
“But the future is a mystery,”
Is the thought that comes to me
As I frown with consternation
In this dream-like hibernation.
“So let it go and take what comes,
Make your plans and not fortunes
Because if the past is truly dead
Who can say what lies ahead?”
I enjoy the mornings best,
But pretty soon I must get dressed
And be prepared to face the day,
To face what comes, to face what may.
END
“Mindset”
Who can say what lies ahead?”
Past is always hiding in the pockets of our genes.
What lies ahead is better if the cancer of our past remains in re-mission.
blessin's
cynth'ya lewis reed
Excellent poem, George. :-)
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in tx., karen lynn. :D