Who is Murphy but to have made a law
That stands, that says in sayings
Everything that can go wrong
Will go wrong at a point
Simple says by nature
Simple says by nature
A leaf would dry out, at a point, at a point
And break bond with the branch that holds
Gravity will drag such leaf to the ground
All that starts well, ends well at a point
Intention are as dreams are made "Good Faith"
Good faith as a continues quantum of belief
Murphy says between the leaf living the branch
And reaching the ground, a wind would blow
The wind would carry the leaf to yards away
A man would come along and pick the leaf
Taking it a few more yards, kilometres, miles away
It final resting place, still undefined yet
But at this point a question is asked, at a point
How did the leaf from the tree branch, get this far
Who is Murphy but to have made a law that states
Everything that can go wrong would go wrong
To get you to this very moment in time
This place, this act, this opportunity to have
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I love the reflections you have penned on this theme....the journey of a leaf - as our lives - so apparently random, and yet destined. Loved this.
ReplyDeleteWe are so like the leaf--beautiful and introspective write
ReplyDeletebeautiful...sometimes wrong isn't, it is simply an unexpected turn of events...or a leaf landing softly in just the RIGHT spot.
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