Time to Recall and Amend
Silently waiting forgiveness for transgressions
committed in daily routine one regrets not
death in itself just the shame of pain one inflicts
upon others.
Reflect on improving respectful behavior
toward all especially oneself. Time crawls to a
halt and life ends quicker than one anticipates.
Must be ready.
©Linda M. Medeiros
March 01, 2011
great topic
Nice poem. It touches on several aspects of preparing for death. Yesterday, I wrote "Just Live It" around the same topic. It's my perspective at age 31, which I'm interested to see how it will change over the years. Hopefully over many many more years, for all of us.
Death
Joe,
I have a few years on you. lol and I am still here waiting. Came close to death in 1986 and since then I have been preparing myself. Thank you for your reply. Linda
ps: Hope it will be many more years for you.
hoping that day does not come
hoping that day does not come for a very very long time...
peace
Dylan
"One of the best results of life, is the torment of love"
Dylan Eliot
Time
Dylan,
I realize I am late to say thank you for visiting and your comment. Yes, I am still here. Was without a computer for a long time; now, I am back. Linda