A Future Wrought From Distant Ages Poem by Doris Cornago

A Future Wrought From Distant Ages



Time is your ally if you know the right path
Go fast or slow, does not truly matter
You're on your way and will be there
Enjoying the sight by hindsight or
Foresight does not make steps
Falter, just alone or together
Just the same gather
Your wits, don't be
Directionless
Find help
Faith
Is
The
Form
Of things
Unseen but
Prophesied to
One who listens
It's also a promise
That takes form from
Day to day like some hazy
Giant puzzle, a future wrought
From distant ages, now unfolding
In lives interlinked thru distant stars
Planets orbit, forces are interlinked without
Within, our hearts beat to a rhythmic universe

A Future Wrought From Distant Ages
Tuesday, January 30, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: faith,intergalactic,stars,time,universe
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
There's a pattern to life if we will just take time and observe. Don't get lost in the details but take note of the general directions, lessons learned. There's a rhythm to all, everything is connected.
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