Two old and interesting men / aboard an old and slow / boat to Torshavn / each with half an arm — / (one has a right arm and a half, / the other a left arm and a half.) Every fourth / person on board has a cane /
and one in ten uses a walker.
They all greet me / with open-faced smiles! / More alive and joyful / than others less afflicted / and one third / their age.
AND YES, I get to choose again and again, as long as there is breath and life in me....that's the amazing human we are...we are "becoming" never fixed.
Profound question: Why are you limping? Old wounds heal and yet we still limp. All of us have wounds and your post makes me wonder how I am still limping ... worthy of more thoughts.
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Two old and interesting men / aboard an old and slow / boat to Torshavn / each with half an arm — / (one has a right arm and a half, / the other a left arm and a half.) Every fourth / person on board has a cane /
and one in ten uses a walker.
They all greet me / with open-faced smiles! / More alive and joyful / than others less afflicted / and one third / their age.
AND YES, I get to choose again and again, as long as there is breath and life in me....that's the amazing human we are...we are "becoming" never fixed.
Profound question: Why are you limping? Old wounds heal and yet we still limp. All of us have wounds and your post makes me wonder how I am still limping ... worthy of more thoughts.
Tom, as always right place, right time, right now. Thank you.
I can relate with this injury and language.