Life’s Lessons
© By Kathy Armijo
I learned to talk
“Be quiet!”
I learned to crawl and walk
“No running in the house!”
I learned to read and write
“Quit writing on the walls!”
I learned to ride a bike
“Stay out of the street!”
I learned to cook
“Since you’re such a good cook, will you make a meatloaf?”
I learned the art of give and take
“Give of your time and talent”
I learned that life has some thorns
“Stay out of the cactus plants”
I learned to be the master of myself
“You can do it”
I learned life is a mystery
“The ending surpasses expectation”
I learned life’s lessons
“There’s no end to learning”
I learned life’s biggest lesson
“I’m a work in progress”
Keep sharing your lessons of life...
Cryssa
Well Penned
Love & Peace be with you
William
Thank you Kathy...
John
“I’m a work in progress” <----until ones final breath...
Tip top...
The picture makes it even more enjoyable, but inspiring, too!
Connie
:)Christine
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Georg
Excellent write!!
Peace Love and hugsss...Morning Star
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Fee
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
So many good life lessons in this poem and isn't amazing how our parents always knew best? I've always said that as youngsters, we adored them; as teens, we challenged and despised them; but as adults, we look back on the things our parents taught us and smile for knowing they were right. Upon that discovery, we adore our parents again. I know that's the way it happened for me, anyhow.
Thank you for sharing this sweet poem.
Have a great weekend!!
Jill