The light turns green and you speed into a blur of motion. Plummeting forward toward final impact, you remain blissfully unaware and do not understand that you have completely lost your way.
To you, the Earth is nothing more than an oversized ashtray. You toss your cigarette out the window of your Porsche, thinking nothing of it, feeling it’s your prerogative to burn up all opportunity.
You snub those of us you mistakenly consider to be lesser lights. At ease in your Universe of Chaos, you miss the created order revealed in majestic moments when life says slow down and stop awhile.
Even when the light turns red again and I pull up next to you, you crank up the hip hop and toss out a beer top – anything to fill the emptiness. I only wish you could feel the grace of this day,
perfect balance of being where you are, of waiting for the light to change. But I remember when nobody could convince me there was anything I was missing; green was the only color I knew.
Dawn, this one stings...I reckon because you point out so wonderfully where there is error in judgment. Too fast to stop...almost out of control and too late when we get there at our destination...thanks for an eye opener.
Excellent work Dawn! When we see this kind of behavior
it really stings when we recall our own as you did here.
We all have our different ways of being obnoxious at some
point in our lives. Hopefully we grow out of it;-) Well done!
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it really stings when we recall our own as you did here.
We all have our different ways of being obnoxious at some
point in our lives. Hopefully we grow out of it;-) Well done!
Eileen