Choices
By Richard L. Provencher
Sun, 11 Nov 2012
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Angels pull upwards
and the world of sin the opposite
one shoe slips off.
pain as my right shoulder is wrenched.
A toss-up down then up –
a sock relieves itself from my foot.
More choice from
a mother’s smile
I am a decent person
yet ensnared
but my Lord has sent help.
I’m listening -- gripped with fear
down I go as my foot is singed.
And more choices
to live or die
love and forgive -- be captive to material things.
Upward I rise with choice
be a better person
forgive – love others.
Angels grasp me tightly and I am free.
Mother smiles broadly
and so do I.
© Richard L. Provencher
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I guess we make the choices
I guess we make the choices we feel most comfortable with and which don't interfer too much with other people's lives. We even choose to die sometimes. This poem made me think about reponsibilty to ourselves.
;)Pia
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