Choose To Choose Poem by Edmund V. Strolis

Choose To Choose

Rating: 4.5


Choose to smile
Face down calamity, disaster, gloom, doom and world war three
Prepare to be misunderstood, used, abused and constantly tested

What to do?
Shrug shoulders, sigh, embrace the moment then release
You are the stuff of life, the present, right here, right now.

Remember,
You are the wisest person you know, for who knows the secret of you?
You and you alone that's who.

Embrace life
Tighter! and in return life will embrace you and welcome you home
To this timeless circle of souls that exists to join us one and all.

The time has come
Be fearless, guilt be damned, let the wild reckless horses of regret loose
Limitless! are the possibilities now, in this strange familiar land.

Choose To Choose
Wednesday, March 29, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: freedom
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sarah Persson 02 April 2017

Genuinely inspiring to live life the way that frees yiur soul

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Norah Tunney 30 March 2017

Gosh! ! ! I feel the energy and the light of these words pulsing through my blood.this poem gives LIFE Embrace life and life will embrace you and welcome you home! ! ! ! ! isn't that what we are all looking for. And I love the last verse a most inspiring, uplifting poem thank you Edmund

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Edmund Strolis 02 April 2017

Yes I am a believer in free will. Yet to get to that place where you realize the weight and worth of your choices is a matter of so many influences. I can't imagine nor envy the life of another. I believe in self-awareness and care very little for the path laid out before me by others. I do not care for twice told tales of people that merely parrot a political or cultural philosophy. I am always on the verge of being condemned for having beliefs outside of the accepted views and yet I can say with no amount of modesty that at least my beliefs are mine. How boring to know that if I find out a belief of an individual that the remainder of their beliefs are sure to fall in line like so many dominoes. Emerson said that he was full of contradictions. Yes what I believe today is subject to change. That is called true growth and openness. I readily admit when I am wrong. I consider that a strength. How else can one grow? Why get mired in ignorance like a knight defending a castle of folly armed only with a cardboard shield and a sword from a willow branch.

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