Little things get easily lost

Little things
Get easily lost
Easily broken
Easily disregarded
Discarded
Thrown by the wayside
To the curbside
Childhood memories
Of little toy planes
Held between two fingers
Chasing the clouds away
Of little plastic animals
Conversing in a garden of childhood bliss
And later than
A lover's trinket
Cherished once like a diamond rare
Do we still care?
If everything fell to ruin today
What would you like to spare?
Little things
Easily overlooked
In these hectic times
Where our schedules are overbooked
Hold on to them
They are your memories
Footnotes rife
With moments past
Lessons learned
Bookmarks of your life
Protect them
Like treasures golden
More valuable then riches
Which cannot buy back precious moments
Display them proudly
Shine a light on them
So that when the night is the darkest
When everything else has faded
When all those memories seem so far
They'll guiding you back
To who you are

© Thorsten Becker



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12 Comments

  • absolutely won­der­ful. can’t find the words.….wonderful win­dow into the past for all of us.
    Be well,
    Son­dra
    .-= Sondra´s last blog ..Allum manip­u­lated =-.

  • This is beau­ti­ful! Really, a great reminder.

    The blog design is stun­ning as well.

  • …thats so amazing…love it…now i can have a won­der­ful sleep…;)…
    .-= frauheuberg´s last blog ..collector´s pas­sion =-.

  • wow… i have to say this is remind­ing me to slow down. makes me think of my child­hood — before the inter­net, when there was more time to just enjoy the moments of life. my par­ents were much less “busy” than i am…
    .-= amy´s last blog ..Uzura – Eco Friendly & Lovely =-.

  • That’s beau­ti­ful.

  • Beau­ti­ful, thanks. It touched my heart.
    S.
    .-= Suze´s last blog ..You’re invited to join Dai­ly­Suze! =-.

  • A heart­felt thank you to all of you for the kind words. I am always happy to hear, and encour­aged by, how what I write res­onates with oth­ers. Thank you again.

  • This poem is as beau­ti­ful as it is true.
    .-= mattAtShadowOfIris´s last blog ..the tree and the skull =-.

  • Very styl­ish!

  • So much heart. To say it is beau­ti­ful is to state the obvi­ous. I truly admire men who can say it like they feel it. Thats so rare.
    .-= Vineeta´s last blog ..A few birds and vignettes from home =-.

  • Thank you Vineeta. I think it’s gen­er­ally harder for men to express how they feel due to upbring­ing and var­i­ous con­ven­tions. The dis­play of emo­tions is con­sid­ered a fem­i­nine trait and a sign of vul­ner­a­bil­ity, some­thing that can poten­tially be exploited. Look­ing at it this way it is actu­ally a sign of inse­cu­rity if a man has dif­fi­culty express­ing his feel­ings, out of fear of being mis­judged or mis­un­der­stood, as the fact remains that all human beings have emo­tions regard­less of gen­der. Admit­tedly men don’t feel on the same level as women as we sig­nif­i­cantly ratio­nal­ize our choices but nev­er­the­less “allow­ing” our­selves to feel a cer­tain way actu­ally con­tributes to mak­ing good deci­sions hence feel­ing more sure and con­fi­dent. At least that’s how I see it.

  • Words of beauty,words of wis­dom.
    Your com­ment to Vineeta really res­onated with me, I wish my hus­band could “feel” more.
    Thanks so much for shar­ing,
    Shay

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