| I discovered this most timely poem on The Writer’s Almanac, a favorite site for all things literary.
Does it speak to you, too?  Forseeing Middle age refers more the top of a hill so you know without a doubt but that it does have, you can see your life whole, the horizon in the distance— of symmetry, like the earth especially now, while it’s simple waking up to it by virtue of being contained, define the landscape, “Forseeing” by Sharon Bryan from Flying Blind. © Sarabande Books, 1996. |
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That is LOVELY. Thanks for sharing it.
Bonnie, I’m thrilled that you loved the poem like I do. I just love the image of being present, of being able to look forward from where we are right now. #mg
What a lovely poem… so inspirational! #mg
Inspirational is a perfect word to describe the poem – I just felt it spoke so much about being present in what our lives are, right now. Thank you for taking the time to comment. #mg
beautifully written piece, one I will hang on to and reflect upon. Thank you for sharing it! #mg
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You’re so very welcome. I loved it the moment I read it! #mg