Ruth Walters (London, U.K.)
Poems by Ruth Walters : 319 / 406
Stop.
Stop, take a breath,
look around you,
take in the scene,
make time for you.
Don't rush,
you have a lifetime,
don't stress,
don't fret.
Help someone
when you can,
be kind,
smile every day.
Stop, look about you,
be aware,
don't be scared
to day dream.
Remember to live
while you're alive,
for yourself,
not the system.
Pause every time
you feel sad,
think about
a warm breeze
spring flowers,
peace,
tranquility
and sigh
and if this works
for you,
pass it on
and remember me.
Ruth Walters
Submitted: Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Poems by Ruth Walters : 319 / 406
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Lovely thoughts and wise words - very nice Ruth.
I will Ruth. Nice poem.
Like something I would expect to find engraved on an old stone when on some friutless travel. I especially like the part about living for oneself, not for the system.