A musing of Time.. written in a form developed by EW Richardson called 'soliloquy'
Understanding
I have walked with Time often,
Reminiscing of what has passed,
Whispering of blessings amassed,
Kept company with shared memories
I have welcomed our companionship...
Admitting my need, sometimes expecting
More than Time could offer, reflecting
On my life and dreams, my misgivings
Truth and Wisdom always at a distance,
Knowing that only I could invite.
Could accept or could deny,
Their places in my journey.
Time had always understood me
Though I thought Time complacent
And was therefore hesitant
To offer it the same understanding
As years have fled I find myself often
Seeking Time, still enjoying the moments and memories,
Anticipating the companionship,
And for that while, forgetting the misgivings
Of my tomorrows, shortening the distance,
The acceptance of my next journey...
Yes, Time had always understood me
May I one day offer it my own understanding.
"Truth and Wisdom always at a distance..."
i know i'm taking it out of context, Myrna,
but i have to because it never applies to you
or your thoughtful, elegant writing.
Fine work indeed.
Isn't it funny the one thing we never have enough of is 'time' yet can never understand why we don't have enough of it...[time, that is] maybe it is because we never totally understand that 'time' is just waiting for us to take it. wonderful write.
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i know i'm taking it out of context, Myrna,
but i have to because it never applies to you
or your thoughtful, elegant writing.
Fine work indeed.
John
Cheers,
Dan
Dan