Decisions by Rani Turton

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Decisions

The decision I took today
Took up half of the day
The decision I took yesterday
Was exactly the same in this way

I would be better and wiser
I would be simpler, patient and gay
Break off all the bonds that destroyed me
I would certainly not wallow in misery

But the day dragged on endlessly
I was no longer so sure of myself
I took all my plans and decisions
And put them away on a dusty shelf.

Rani Turton

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Jon London (6/10/2008 2:41:00 PM)
The remarkable Rani returns,

great piece of poetry....making decisions......hmmm....I don't know this seems to have all the trade marks of a fantastically written piece..but somethings missing..hmmmm.oh yeah! ! .................*10*++

Great work as always Rani

stacks of dishes

Jon

Mamta Agarwal (5/15/2008 2:13:00 AM)
decisions have to be made, even if on hindsight you feel they were wrong.sometimes i go mad just weighing the pros and cons. too much analysis really leads to paralysis, if only we will listen to our inner voice more carefully.

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