Monday, November 25, 2013

Poem: Connection To Simplicity



 Photography: Chaz Boren
 Poem: Jetta Marie B
Gratitude of the Day: Having a day to just think and connect with myself

Connect To Simplicity

In this day
In this moment of time,
We live in a world full of noise
Full of instant gratification;
A world
Of "I Want This Now!"
And commands to work harder, 
To work faster. 

We are rarely given a moment
To breath in a moment of quite;
To reflect  on our life
To ponder
To wonder
To dream
To simply not have to think at all. 

But in moments where serenity exists
In moments where you can freely breath
And you can chose to think 
Or to just be,
Those moments of freedom
Will grant you eyes to see truth
And air to breath deeply.

As Humans we need moments of quiet
no matter what we say.
We need moments to connect 
With God
Or Earth
Or even self.

We need moments where commotion stops
And we can simply be who,
And even what we are.
Moments of simplicity,
Moments of connection to greater self
Cannot be forgotten in our busy life's. 

For when you lose connection to self;
When you have no break
 In the chaos of progress and success,
And a world formed in "Right Now!"
Then there comes an ever looming future
Where your worth is no longer
Based on you,
But on your success.
What then if success fails you?
What then if material happiness eludes you,
or expels you from its grandeur?

Know yourself;
Beyond the grasp of  a face-paced society
Take the time to live moments
Formed from that which is quite 
And Simple.
In moments of Serenity 
You can learn to rely on yourself
And build a rock on which to stand.

Chaos is not happiness
Nor can it hold you in times of trouble.
Happiness is measured not from a monetary standard,
But in how you chose to live your life
And the understanding you have
of who you are 
Beneath supposed success of world aspirations.

It is understanding self, 
And learning to depend on ones self.
 This skill can only be obtained
When you leave the noise behind 
And take the time
To connect to  simplicity
And self.




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