What is most important is that we hold fast to
our own things we embrace. Others will never
for the most part feel as we do as we are all
individuals. If you find the one soul or two
who does you are blessed :)
So enjoy every sunrise and sunset and feel good
about who you are!
Yes Ronald Hull and Diana are both correct and
I agree with them as well. We just have to live
life for ourselves and see what other surprises
others bring us and view it as "interesting" and
a surprise.
It's like a box of chocolates–– Forrest Gump. I try to sample a little bit every day.
Ron
Reviewed by Diana Legun (Reader)
Reviewed on August 16, 2012
The heart of this poem for me is: "Expecting others to do the same/But others have their own beliefs" This is a truth I could benefit from making my 'motto'. The key word is 'expecting,' which is so very difficult not to do. I like your bookends of sunrise and sunset, so that "Around the corner..." might be the middle....smack where balance is found. Thanks. ~~ Diana
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is more of the same, so
kick back and enjoy!
Lady Vivian
Love ya!
Jane
our own things we embrace. Others will never
for the most part feel as we do as we are all
individuals. If you find the one soul or two
who does you are blessed :)
So enjoy every sunrise and sunset and feel good
about who you are!
Yes Ronald Hull and Diana are both correct and
I agree with them as well. We just have to live
life for ourselves and see what other surprises
others bring us and view it as "interesting" and
a surprise.
Love and Light
Lily
Ron