But A Child… Poem by Bill Galvin

But A Child…



We begin as a child from position curled,
For to await the responses of this world;
To trust in powers not of our control;
And to hope for outcomes good for our soul.

I am still but a child in so many ways…
For the disquiet of my loneliest days;
For the lessons that are still to be learned;
For the smiles and laughter still to be earned;
For the impatience yet to be resolved;
For the distractions yet to be dissolved;
For the goodliness to far outweigh the bad;
For the scales to aright from somber to glad.

I am but a child with skies not flown;
With seeds of Spirit still to be sown;
With more Love of Light still to be known;
With more Light of God still to be shown.

6-30-2016 (Austin, TX)

Wednesday, August 24, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: growth,learning
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Pamela Sinicrope 24 August 2016

Lovely bit of writing in Austin, Texas (lived there for five years...) . Your poem speaks to me of the idea that at our essence, we remain that child we were when we first started here. I agree. It seems the longer I'm here, the more I have to learn, to hope for, to strive for. Thanks for sharing.

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Bill Galvin 25 August 2016

Thanks, Pamela... you get it entirely... I'm not religious, but am spiritual... and believe we can keep on learning till the end; if we choose.

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