One Minute at a Time
One Minute at a Time
There are no monsters here, really,
just alot of creatures clinging to life for their survival.
This is how we are wired apparently.
Every living being fears death,
loss of breath,
loss of nurture.
So our nature is to grab and grasp and not let go
because we are afraid of obliteration.
But is there a different way?
To thrive, should we just let go?
Maybe so.
Let the torrential rains fall,
let the earth shake,
let the fires burn.
Rise, like a phoenix, in the eternal arms of Love,
give generously,
release all fear.
Maybe, maybe, something new will be born,
someting sustainable,
something deeply kind.
We shall see,
one minute at a time,
into timelessness we walk.
Graham Sherwood
Tue 22nd Apr 2025 21:01
An interesting view Helene. sometimes doing nothing is better than doing too much. Poetry is one. Do we edit/change/tamper with/re-write or should let the raw version stand alone?
Difficult,
G