April #AtoZChallenge and #PoetryMonth
1. To celebrate my appreciation of life
2. To experience the process of writing linked poetry, a form of Japanese renshi
3. To give thanks for and better appreciate a life well-lived.
The flowers are a colorful bonus for the #AtoZChallenge
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M is for Molding Destiny and Morning Glory
Molding Destiny
A fallacy,
both the molding
and the destiny
The master plan
includes free will,
without restriction
No ending
is pre-arranged
by calendar date:
Play here
Marry over there
Die on schedule
Rather: follow
what your heart
beats in time.
Love this poem. Live at your own pace, something I am learning to do.
ReplyDeleteNot an easy lesson to follow though, is it? I keep working at it, also.
DeleteI love that--free will. It changes everything, doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteDefinitely, Jacqui.
DeleteHi Gail - such a great thought ... we can't live at someone else's pace ... if only we could take that on board when we talk with others ... it's something I try and remember: to see what is going on in their lives, but live in my own world appreciating their thoughts ... have a happy Easter - cheers Hilary
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Thank you, Hilary. Hope you enjoyed a relaxing Easter, too.
DeleteWow Gail, i love free will, its a necessity
ReplyDeleteTina
Yes, Tina, it is difficult to imagine living without it.
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