Everyday Poem by M.J. Lemon
Everyday
If I could go back and
do it again I would change nothing
is something I would now never say
How well you blended
with perfection
the simplest of designs
an unassuming complexion
What others said about everyday
I accepted, a default,
without question, my plain sight
the plaything of digression
Regret remorse fault
gifts only time can impart
something now I am able to say
Regret remorse fault gifts only time can impart something now I am able to say......so touching and true. Beautiful poem amazingly shared. Thank you for posting.
This poem had me thinking about regrets and I think as I have aged I no longer wish I had done things different as those thoughts are fruitless. All that we seem to have initiated in the past has not occurred in a void anyway as others have responsibility too in the choices that are made at the time. If I went back and changed a few things I wouldn't have met the love of my life or rid myself of unpleasant abusive people.
Simone, thank you so much. I do agree. But I have also found that regrets do serve a purpose. I, too, wouldn't change the past....even the negative. But I've found that regrets can help with coping with the present and maybe future. A past regret can help me make different, and hopefully better, decisions for the future.
i regret nothing! i have no remorse! ! I've never been at fault OR found fault! ! ! i lie a LOT. bri :)
Excellent poem once again, I look back and learn but keep moving jforward thirsty for more wisdom.....10
Thank you, Melvia. And yes, learning may be the only tool that really helps us go forward.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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Appreciated the excellent comment of Kumarmani G. Top score for this wonderful poem
Thank you so much for reading, Dillip. Always appreciated.