How did these levels of impatience grow?
Believe me, it is hard to remember, to know
I’m not making excuses, but there’s reason
We’ve outgrown patience, each season
Electronics prompt us with immediate action
Could this be the culprit of our reaction?
Instant photos promote immediate sharing
Sometimes without the personal touch ‘caring’
Click on ‘send’ emails expect quick response
Before we’ve had time to digest words to launch
No time to savor the moment, life’s treasures
Instant gratification escalated beyond measure
Navigating with speed through web pages
Frustration, even anger prompt the ages
To feel stress and bewildered by loss
Electronic immediacy has become boss
Now is the time to step back and demand
To turn off stress and let us understand
That the more patient we become, dear friends
Better health, better decisions result in the end.
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Thursday, January 10, 2013
INTO THE SILENCE (c) By Polly Guerin
Mickey Raina, Fine Art America #25 |
Seek the void to relinquish
All the stress a day imparts
Dust it off and now restart
Regain composure, be content
Luxuriate in private time spent
Recharging your commonsense
A wonderful way to reinvent
Your dreams, reality and goals
Find yourself as the day enfolds
Still, the silence is so serene
Here find refuge from the scene
Protected in some secret place
Settle down out of the race
And find solace in quietude
Escape from society, if rude
Encounters sadden our heart
Even before the day has start
Dwell on reasons to be content
With private time pleasantly spent.
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