Wednesday, November 07, 2007

not named

Faster smaller
Crazier
People get faster
Smaller and more
Crazier

Everything is disappearing
Everything is getting worse
Everything is getting more and more
Faster

Everyone is worried about time
Time for this time for that
Opps we are too late
So let’s take Time
To play, to think
To grow, to learn
Take time to sit and mediate
Think about what things mean to you
Faster faster time is almost out
Faster faster you are running late
We need you now
Leave the kids alone
Work, work that’s all
You do
So let’s take time to talk
To pray
Take time to eat
To listen ,to watch
Take time to read
Slow down
Take a chance
Take time for you
Slow down before it’s too late



Ok I know time is important. But also is having fun and spending time with our loved ones. And I think having a busy tight schedule is fine if you can handle it but I think everyone just needs to take a moment and just freeze and relax. Mean how many people have a tight schedule and are not stressed out. I know in some cases you can’t but in others you can.

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

I like this poem a lot. You really did a good job on this one. You are getting better and better every time I read your poetry. I love reading your poems.

Keep up the good work....

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(akw)Stretch said...

I like this poem. It is one of those that is not only about you but about everyone. I really like this one a lot.

Ali(solation) said...

This poem makes a lot of sense. For what you are trying to explain it fits perfectly. Great job!!!

jaydee said...

It's a good poem and it is about everyone.

Anonymous said...

Time always seems to be in short supply. With all the ways we can communicate with each other now, it gets harder and harder to disconnect and reflect.

I'm a big believer in alone time. Time to reflect and think and mull over what's on our mind. It's one thing most of us don't do often enough. Reflection calms the soul. Reflects feed the mind.

It's time well spent for sure. Now, to find the time to do it. How to make that happen...

Unknown said...

I'm going to go dittos with Mr. K.

I enjoyed the poem because it reflects the speedy world we live in (fast food anyone?).

It started with a need for instant gratification, our need for rewards without work, and evolved into something completely different. I find the best way to cal down is to sit and cook your self a nice three-course meal: appetizer, entree', and, of course, dessert. (Cook it yourself, for just yourself.)