6/6/11
When comes the day we loose our way,
It is life’s greatest gift.
Illusions made, shall go astray,
When comforts run adrift.
Left all alone, a mind may float,
Bereft of certainty,
And anchorless, shall find confessed,
All stark reality.
Written by: Larry Sansone. In order to hone my writing skills (and for my own silly amusement) I am launching the O.C.P. Project: one poem per day for one year. I started the project on Jan.1, 2011 and completed the last poem on Jan. 1, 2012. Poems will be posted daily, whenever possible.
Bad news somehow always seems to catch us unawares,
Every time misfortune interrupts our grand designs,
But instead of dwelling on how life is so unfair,
Should we not expect receipt of sorrow half the time?
Life delivers mirth and mayhem hopelessly conjoined.
Highs are counterbalanced by those moments which are low.
Should we not regard each day the flipping of a coin?
Then perhaps ill tidings would not disappoint us so.