Growing Pains

Growing Pains

A Poem by Linda Stinson Wells
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I wrote this at a time when my world had been turned totally crazy.

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Growing Pains

Growing Pains

A Poem by Linda Wells

It seemed to me that I woke up one morning and my life changed. Not that it changed physically, it was as if the air was different, The thoughts I thought couldn't be thought like that anymore.

 

I think I'm beginning to get the concept of the seasons of one's life.

Or...

It's possible I'm at a crossroad of life.

I know...

All things are different now. They must be viewed differently also.

I will...

Live each day to the fullest and trust God to do what He has always done best.

And that is...

LOVE ME.

© 2022 Linda Stinson Wells


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Things change, season go and come, eventually things work out for the best. You must have faith, and believe because that is all you can do. Hope and patience are key. Thanks for sharing!

Posted 2 Years Ago


Linda Stinson Wells

2 Years Ago

I have lots of faith nowadays. Without faith I would be nothing. That is what gets me out of bed in .. read more
Aura

2 Years Ago

You are welcome. I think that's a good mantra, to have faith and make it through the day. Because ev.. read more
Seasons pass as our world turns. And if we write of love we find love. Eventually.

Posted 2 Years Ago


Linda Stinson Wells

2 Years Ago

Seasons come and they go. And they are usually always different. Like I mentioned in another comment.. read more
A solid faith is the answer in times of turmoil. The speaker in this one has apparently entered a period of transition where nothing is certain. The last few lines represent an excellent philosophy

Posted 4 Years Ago



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Added on September 29, 2020
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Tags: poem, thoughts, religion