A Language Not Completely Fulfilled (Poem)
Posted: Sunday, August 19, 2007
by David Tanguay
“Enlightenment is a passage of life, which determines the makings of a man or woman. It’s when one says “HELLO!" to the world. In a language not yet completely fulfilled. This is where a charisma is detected."
Leaving adolescence and embarking into manhood
A time in our lives when we are clearly understood
Leaving an adolescent time - filled with much strife
Becoming mature is to fulfill an obligation of responsibility
Coming to the aid of our neighbor insures a true nobility
With manhood comes wisdom where comfort and peace
Of mind, reside
For now the Lord is more than a verse in a Sunday school hymn,-
He is one in which we can confide in - and always be beside
The world around us can be happy and at times - SO SAD,-
As we grow older we try to be glad but cannot escape all of the
Bad
A life of perpetual bliss was never intended for anyone here on Earth
Entering into adulthood requires an understanding,-- A spiritual rebirth
To perform even the smallest acts of care,courtesy,and love
We are performing the will of our father who looks after us from above
The language of love is not only spoken verbally, for the mute can also--
Speak it - this is the language not yet completely fulfilled
When the meeting of hearts is sincerely felt - then we can all begin our task
To start to rebuild.
Beautiful feelings reflected in your poem, Dave. It's all about communicating from the heart. Best............ePlease log in to respond to this comment.Yeah e, but it don't pay the bills. Reality always gets in the way, I still can't define what is real and what is unreal, can you? There was a time when reaching this manhood I speak of one could begin their lives in a chosen field. But like I told you once, when I "hatched" or re-born whatever you want to call it, I wasn't alone the whole world was re-born at the same time. That's what I believe, however that is part of my so called psychological problems. But that's my problem not yours. If you have any insight to what I am saying I'd appreciate an email from you on your outlook...thanks for commenting anyway.Please log in to respond to this comment.
