Today, I woke up thinking about my mortality. Aside from the fact that I’m battling this cold that snuck up on me, I’m pretty sure I went to bed with a clear mind last night. So, I can’t blame my morning pensiveness on something related to what I was feeling before going to bed. I don’t know, maybe it’s just one of those days you know. I’m not so sure, but the idea of receding into a pensive mood about this matter perplexes me. My mortality. I begin to ask myself, as one would think, soul-searching is the key. Thoughts of my life, up until this day, I can only wonder if I have made an impact on any. What exactly am I living for? What exactly am I striving for? Ten years from today, will today’s difficulties matter? Who am I? If I died today, who will cry for me? Is there anyone out there whom I hurt so deeply, that forgiveness is not an option? Are there any deep-rooted hurts still lurking within me that hasn’t been resolved yet? I don’t know
For thoughts on life, we must all go one day
Remembering we are just here for a brief moment
Time, as we know it, will continue to progress
A never-ending eternity, existing until…
We must live for today, with hopes for tomorrow
We must love like today’s chance was only given to us, mistakenly
We must cherish the love we have, and the love we lost
We must love without bounds, never dwelling on things that never came our way
We must show the world the change we want to see, let’s not forget—kindness heals
We must continue striving each day, making the next, more phenomenal than the last one
We must indulge in things that bring us joy, bearing in mind—moderation is key
We must forgive, if peace is what we seek…
If there is anything else, we must remember tomorrow is not guaranteed
Today’s goodbyes could be our last
In the end, we must remember gratefulness
To remain thankful; for each day lived, is a gift
A gift that remains unopened, until we discover the intent of the giver…
The giver of life…
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