The Curtain Of Wisdom Poem by Claude Simpson

To whom that is wrapped in a bubble-like oven;

Trapped and entangled in a web of impossibilities;

Lost in a cloud of indecision and uncertainty

And intuitively troubled, overwhelmed and frozen.

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To whom that may venture:

On a mission that is not worthwhile or fulfilling,

Wherefore one could not fashion a clue to success …

Unless someone breaks the bond of adventure.

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To whom that may exit the box of complacency,

To see the outside world

And interact with each and everything

Within the realm of consistency.

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To whom that may travel to and fro home:

The sensational and the senseless;

The hopeful and the hopeless;

And the known and the unknown.

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To whom that may be adventurous

Even when failure is staring him in the face;

Fighting harder and harder to fend off disgrace

Through a mission that is tough and disastrous.

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To whom that is strong mentally and morally …

Remembering and acknowledging that:

The mind is the engine of decision;

To lose it is to make way for insanity and fertilize folly.

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To whom that may trod the big world,

Relying on the virtue of patience;

Knowing that in this unforgiving world where patience may reside

Arrogance and hate would at times unfold.

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To whom it may concern:

Heartaches, trials and difficulties ignite the life-fire we burn;

So let us live to uphold the commands, values and service to God

And be assured that through all our experiences we will learn.