A question that most of us ask ourselves at certain times in our lives. (At least I certainly have.) Thank you for putting it into such eloquent words, Audrey. ❤️
It is and was a relevant response, Ben. Incredibly so, actually. It is nice to know where my head goes others have also been. There is comfort in having you share your poetry. I thank you ever so.
Oldest Daughter & Red Headed Sister 
OH! I love your writing!
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Morgan, it’s so nice to have you here. Thank you ♡
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Sorry I don’t get round more often 😦
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♡
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Beautifully expressed and a question often asked, I’m sure, Audrey. 💗
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Thanks, my friend ♡
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A question that most of us ask ourselves at certain times in our lives. (At least I certainly have.) Thank you for putting it into such eloquent words, Audrey. ❤️
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I am grateful you see my words this way. You provide much grace and eloquence, Betty. Thank you ♡
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Thank you back, Audrey. ❤️
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Audrey
This packs a punch and its brevity is telling. For this reader, a little frightening but so so well delivered.
Big hugs
jf
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One never knows what will spill onto the page, jf. Thank you for supporting this poem. Hugs♡
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I hope it is because she wants to be. Excellent, Audrey
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Thanks, John
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😀
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SHORE THING
Wary of recklessness
In thrall to fear of risk
Unwilling to abandon
The certainty of shore
Unsure of uncertainty
One will not travel far
That is the one thing
One may be sure of
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Thank you, Ben
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Written in March 2014, yet I see a connection in your poem and it seems a relevant response. 🙂
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It is and was a relevant response, Ben. Incredibly so, actually. It is nice to know where my head goes others have also been. There is comfort in having you share your poetry. I thank you ever so.
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I assume I am reading your writing accurately then.
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So it seems, Ben. At least I see a connection. That’s the beauty of poetry.
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🙂
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Beautiful! I’ve never seen a sunflower bud, I guess. Thank you for showing it to me. Perhaps we’re all a bit afraid of being left behind?
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You’re welcome, Debbie.
Yes, I’m sure we are.
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That’s a deep question that even she may not know the answer to yet. ❤
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Very true, Holly ♡
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