Humans in rat race
Sniping, stabbing for lucre
Good traits lie in mud
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Hello D,
Unfortunately, true – yes.
Cheers!
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The clock never stops , does it? We toil and toil. Can one say he will achieve all there is — his goals included — in one lifetime?
This piece is food for thought.
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A swell fits one’s thumb
Expect no more, strive no less
Goals must fit one’s span
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Dear Uzo,
You’re right – the clock never stops.
We chose our goals – and whether or not we achieve them depends on the goals and us, I reckon.
All good wishes,
Eric
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Story of my life most days, except when the writing is working.
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Some days, writing works
On most days, muse takes a break
Story of many lives 🙂
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Hello Damyanti,
I believe many people can relate to what you say.
Keep plodding and all the best,
Eric
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Terrible aimlessness on that wheel.
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Not a moment’s rest
Not a footprint left behind
Plenty of nothing
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Hello Ina,
Thank you for your visit and comment.
You’re right – aimlessly busy.
All good wishes,
Eric
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Wonder what we are chasing after. Is this the purpose of our life? Did we learn what we set out to do in this life? Sigh, most of us are but corporate slaves.
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Purpose lost in noise
Systems enslave one from birth
Unseen chains shackle
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Hello Windy dear,
Good question – what is the purpose of our lives? A thousand sages, a million bits of wisdom.
All good wishes,
Eric
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How true, and how well expressed in the final line. 🙂
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To live happy lives
Search not for material wealth
Human love the key
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Hello Ian,
You are right. If people can pause and reflect. But people are too busy with work, distracted by hand held devices, and so forth.
Even as a young “busy” couple, when we were at a restaurant, we lingered for up to three hours – talking, enjoying one another’s company, and taking in the ambiance. Meanwhile, very often, over at the next table no less than two families/couples would have come and gone. Some times, even a third seating. We could never understand the rush. LOL.
Cheers,
Eric
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Yep, well said, life is often like that!
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One worked, paid the bills
Now, two work and not enough
Wants and needs, rats race
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Hello Jane,
Thank you for your visit and comment.
Trust the week’s been good,
Eric
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Real life indeed 💜💝💖
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Real life or reel life
Dictates of lifestyle authors
Never ending plays
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Hello Willow,
Hope the weeks been great.
Cheers!
Eric
True, alas.
Humans in rat race
Sniping, stabbing for lucre
Good traits lie in mud
–
Hello D,
Unfortunately, true – yes.
Cheers!
The clock never stops , does it? We toil and toil. Can one say he will achieve all there is — his goals included — in one lifetime?
This piece is food for thought.
A swell fits one’s thumb
Expect no more, strive no less
Goals must fit one’s span
–
Dear Uzo,
You’re right – the clock never stops.
We chose our goals – and whether or not we achieve them depends on the goals and us, I reckon.
All good wishes,
Eric
Story of my life most days, except when the writing is working.
Some days, writing works
On most days, muse takes a break
Story of many lives 🙂
–
Hello Damyanti,
I believe many people can relate to what you say.
Keep plodding and all the best,
Eric
Terrible aimlessness on that wheel.
Not a moment’s rest
Not a footprint left behind
Plenty of nothing
–
Hello Ina,
Thank you for your visit and comment.
You’re right – aimlessly busy.
All good wishes,
Eric
Wonder what we are chasing after. Is this the purpose of our life? Did we learn what we set out to do in this life? Sigh, most of us are but corporate slaves.
Purpose lost in noise
Systems enslave one from birth
Unseen chains shackle
–
Hello Windy dear,
Good question – what is the purpose of our lives? A thousand sages, a million bits of wisdom.
All good wishes,
Eric
How true, and how well expressed in the final line. 🙂
To live happy lives
Search not for material wealth
Human love the key
–
Hello Ian,
You are right. If people can pause and reflect. But people are too busy with work, distracted by hand held devices, and so forth.
Even as a young “busy” couple, when we were at a restaurant, we lingered for up to three hours – talking, enjoying one another’s company, and taking in the ambiance. Meanwhile, very often, over at the next table no less than two families/couples would have come and gone. Some times, even a third seating. We could never understand the rush. LOL.
Cheers,
Eric
Yep, well said, life is often like that!
One worked, paid the bills
Now, two work and not enough
Wants and needs, rats race
–
Hello Jane,
Thank you for your visit and comment.
Trust the week’s been good,
Eric
Real life indeed 💜💝💖
Real life or reel life
Dictates of lifestyle authors
Never ending plays
–
Hello Willow,
Hope the weeks been great.
Cheers!
Eric