Here-A-Ku, There-A-Ku, Everywhere A Haiku
Having awakened several times during the night, I finally ceased resisting and arose early for the morning, remembering some dream fragments. There were several that might have inspired a haiku (or a limerick.) These are variations on the themes of past, present, and future which were interlaced into one dream. Whether you like them or not, the reader may at least be thankful that nothing was written about a portion of another dream concerning the frustration of trying to clean projectile cat poop from carpeting.
Tightly grasp your Now
Far too fast becomes your Past
Future's not yet lived
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Learn Now's lessons well
Too soon fading into Past
There will be a quiz
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Old man once told him
Get a good education
They can't take from you
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Older now himself
He's come to realize that
Aging surely can
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Unwilling to stay
In the Now, he meanders
The paths of his Past
Peace, Doc
Copyright © 2007, Thomas A. Blood, Ph.D.
"Some memories are realities, and are better than anything that can ever happen to one again." - Willa Cather
Labels: aging, dreams, future, memory, past, poetry, present, psychology
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