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[193] The Moment

  • Writer: Lorraine Johnson
    Lorraine Johnson
  • Jan 1
  • 1 min read

Full with the droplets of the tender rain

falling outside my window pane, I enter

into this plush and thorny life

filled with uncertainty—

conditioned by what I do next,

and the wonders and knowings of certainty

that all us sentient beings possess.


How we do this moment, matters, they say—

don't waste the suffering for another day

of the one and the same.


Though the moment is all that is certain today,

and fumble and falter, I may—

this is a year to fully live, live differently

in the fleeting moments of the day,

finding courage and persistence

to hold true and follow through...


What is it that I want to know?

What is it that I want to see?

Who do I want to hold with care?

Who do I want to love?

How will I gently hold the 'I' with the 'We'?

—in the moment of a day.

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