I don't really understand what God's plan is in this regard, that our abilites and even our destinies seem to remain hidden from us in large measure (if not totally) until we are old, and, looking back, mutter, "Oh, yeah, there's where I shoulda..." I hear in this verse a certain degree of that wistfulness, that regret, and as might be apparent, I can identify with those sentiments completely. May I add here that your ability to render deep and complex thoughts in perfectly crafted rhyme and meter is such a rare ability here, and I commend you highly; it is what, in my not-at-all-humble opinion, changes a mere philosophical ramble into a poem.
time teaches us to trim our sail...harness the wind...how sad... in our youth, we let the wind blow us where it will and now, when we see that even the wind has an end, we strive to make the most of it...wishing we'd been wiser instead od fearless...
Great write, Tate
This is an amazing poem,i can really relate to this one now in my life..Your words flow gracefully..You have a real talent with words..this is a very spiritual write.. i am still learning this one!Awesome job!!! :) Dana-
its an inspiring sentiment tate, this is a recollection of the golden years know matter how
young or old, always the bard, singing the song of the heart and the passion clealy defines
the recollection in terms of loss, what's found and the glory or living to the fullest
in light of decisions that grant good and bad, awsome job here, 100
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