Musings - Each Day Is Different Poem by Paul Warren

Musings - Each Day Is Different



I think of my time and the decisions I have made
Would I change it all so I could make the grade?
Or is it too late the past before me is all written
Are there things done that should now be forgiven
I suppose there are but how could I always tell
It seemed to me at the time that all was very well
Hindsight is a wonderful thing or so they want to say
Is it not important that it was now done their only way
Or do I move on for the futures not in concrete set
There are mountains to climb and I will have no regret.

© Paul Warren Poetry

Monday, May 18, 2015
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I think you get to a stage where you question what you have done in the past and whether there was anything you would like to change.
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