Important What
here i sit nothing
comes to mind important (what)
for goodness
sake what is important after all if not important
what about
necessary food is necessary and this should be available to everyone
something good to
eat snacks are good too even if they are not necessary
water necessary
for life fresh and sweet
not dirty discolored laced with lead
waterfalls might
not be necessary but oh, what a delight
oceans &
seas a place to sail... only if you have a boat
or as edward lear
says "a sieve" or something else that floats
a roof over your
head a warm dry place to rest a cave
or nest a place
to call home work is necessary
something important
to do something to remember we are told by edna st. vincent millay
"love is not all but
men are making friends with death for lack of it"
someone else might
say a motorcycle or a horse is important
but then again we
could always walk surely a name is important
or how will you know
when you are called or where we will sit
how will you be
identified then last but not least a life to call one's own
April 28, 2016
12 comments:
Lovely musings on what is important and what is simply nice to have. My favorite line is: "love is not all / but men are making friends with death / for lack of it". I think love definitely falls in the category of what's important.
So many things yet so simple really compared to all the things we think we need.
A life to call one's own... sigh.. yes definitely! Lovely write.
This is wonderful, unique, Annell. I love the stream-of-consciousness feel of it and that saying of St.Millay is so powerful. I can see how your art and poetic forms interact--the patterns are so well-woven.
Indeed when you think about it, what really is important....and, on top of that, what really is necessary. Thought-provoking writing, Annell.
That last line spoke to me...yes, a life of one's own...so necessary I think. Loved reading your thoughtful thoughts!
A most enjoyable journey of thoughts.
The last five lines are my favorites.
Only by pondering can we know what is important.
Love this stream of consciousness writing. Two words aimed at my eye/heart: "a sieve"
Ah that we could filter out the mish mash to truly concentrate on the important. Or sometimes have the aid of a sieve to help us determine what is the important!
ruminating I am....
Of course we have it, but making it count is the challenge!
Exactly how the mind works, tripping along through thought as they come. And at the end, a revelation.
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