My Choice
by The Walrus
Posted: 27 March 2005 Word Count: 114 |
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I choose to smile at rainbows and wink at clouds
to rise with humour and fall with grace
to show one face to the melee
of critics, allies, gods and demons.
I choose to laugh and cry with equal fervour
to pray and celebrate with conviction
to embrace both fear and excitement
with the same equanimity.
I choose to hold tight what is true and jettison the rest,
to change what I can and thereafter accept
to forgive my flaws, tantrums, aberrations
and to greet each chapter with an open heart.
Above all, I choose never to forget
that from time to time,
when the fog descends,
however dense,
the sun will always return.
to rise with humour and fall with grace
to show one face to the melee
of critics, allies, gods and demons.
I choose to laugh and cry with equal fervour
to pray and celebrate with conviction
to embrace both fear and excitement
with the same equanimity.
I choose to hold tight what is true and jettison the rest,
to change what I can and thereafter accept
to forgive my flaws, tantrums, aberrations
and to greet each chapter with an open heart.
Above all, I choose never to forget
that from time to time,
when the fog descends,
however dense,
the sun will always return.
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