Journeys Past
by Odin odin@aflx.com — Read all 3,869 poems by Odin odin@aflx.com
How easy it is to regret the past and blindly hope for the future. Perhaps we should all take the time to appreciate the past and its undeniable rewards of growth. If only we allow the space. (Image by destiny guru)
Sunday, February 18, 2018
Journeys Past
Once traveled…
Looking back are
hazy remembrances.
Today…
With misty unknowns ahead,
and their often windy moments of loneliness,
self-worth will provide a clearing for tomorrow,
asking us to not forget receding memories,
for they empower courage over fear
when future uphill challenges beckon.
How rewarding…
These new open spaces
needing to be filled
with visions,
with tempestuous truths,
with excavations of doubt.
For…
Is not to “be here now,”
with convictions of the heart,
acceptance of the mind’s untested paths, trails, roads,
providing yesterday’s lessons to become the clearing in the fog,
the wisdom and courage to embrace the unidentified journeys ahead?
Love ya!
Jane
Like your poem, my past is filled with strong remembrance that drives my future writing. Research I do not have to go back to and do over again or find only in other books for mine.
Ron