Actually, I haven’t been giving it all that much thought, but I guess deep down I am kind of looking forward to it. I think it is one of those moments in life that one should be proud to have achieved and I doubt I will feel any different than I did the day before. 🙂
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The message in this short poem is a challenging one. I often live in the fictional past and the fantastic future, but they are not as real as this moment which is ever evolving.
Because I loathe all that is.
That is very sad, I hope that someday you find a way to enjoy this momentary life that we have.
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WHY NOT….INDEED????? 🙂
Thank you very much Jonathan for all of the support you have shown for my writing. I really appreciate it my friend. 🙂
We Quality Poets…support each other…and thank YOU for ding the same for me!
Yes. Live in the moment;). I try. I really do. Are you have epiphanies right now with the impending date soon to arrive? 😉
Actually, I haven’t been giving it all that much thought, but I guess deep down I am kind of looking forward to it. I think it is one of those moments in life that one should be proud to have achieved and I doubt I will feel any different than I did the day before. 🙂
I love this, Dom. I only wish I could remain in this present forever.
Well my friend, I hope that you can. May each new moment be better than the last for the two of you. Enjoy yourself you deserve it. 🙂
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The message in this short poem is a challenging one. I often live in the fictional past and the fantastic future, but they are not as real as this moment which is ever evolving.
Thank you very much Ivon for the kind re-blog, I appreciate this greatly.
You are welcome Dom.
Although I live pretty much in the moment, I love, Ivon, how you stated this.
Thank you Bela.
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Thank you so very much for the reblog, I appreciate it. 🙂