Everyone needs to get dirty from time to time so we can appreciate being clean.
There is always youth inside young hearts and who said playing in the mud isn’t fun. All that glitters in life is not gold.Fine misty muck scatters skyward to form an intrinsic beauty outlined by the brightness of the day. Let life live within you and never be afraid to play in the mud once again.Hear the roar of duel exhaust and watch tires spin faster as the rooster tail forms and falls with some sort of icky grace only those adventurous enough can enjoy. Share laughs and ride. Ride higher through the complexity of trails as we maneuver to end goals. Up muddy hills slipping, full throttle head looking straight to the end. Cautious down the slopes we travel ever weary of the obstacles placed in our path. Life is too short not to be yourself as we ride along the pathways of life.So open her up baby and feel the wind on your face as straight is your path. Feel the throbbing of the engine being beckoned by your command. Mud, dirt, rocks, crevices won’t hold you back. Spin your tires and spread some joy as ribbons of mud sparkle in the sun.Age is just another number and if we feel our age, then life slips on by. Enjoy the mud and life’s adventures will get you dirty at times, but we can always be cleansed.
Life is but a number - our life's philosophies agree. Get on with life, enjoy it while you have it. Your poem is wonderful and invigorating to read first thing this morning.
Exhilerating! That's what this poem is...and that's how you made me feel as I begin my work day!
I especially like this part........"Age is just another
number and if we feel our age, then life slips on by.
Enjoy the mud and life’s adventures will get you dirty at
times, but we can always be cleansed." Wonderful words to keep close to your heart!
This book presents a narrative story of one person's journey of transcendental Awakening and Enlightenment as guided by his two Sage companions. It is grounded in Zen Buddhist and Taoist perspective and uses the I Ching as its structural framework. T
This combined narrative dialogue and play is about the uncreated, unborn and undying transcendent Self of God-consciousness and Buddha-nature. It describes an odyssey of transcendent Consciousness Awakening and Remembrance.
Love. Kathy
Be safe,
Karen
I especially like this part........"Age is just another
number and if we feel our age, then life slips on by.
Enjoy the mud and life’s adventures will get you dirty at
times, but we can always be cleansed." Wonderful words to keep close to your heart!
I enjoy your writings
Peace be with you
William