Life is short, life is fleeting. It can pass us by in an instant.
Leaving us wondering where the years went and how we lost ourselves.
One day we are laughing children, with hearts full of wonder and joy.
In the blink of an eye we become caulous adults, with souls full of doubt, and fear.
Time escapes us with such harsh, uncaring ease.
Our bodies weaken and betray us, our memories slowly start to fade.
Youthful exhuberance is soon replaced with grown-up regrets.
What if I had done that? What if I had told her this?
Would things have turned out differntly? Or would we still be where were at?
Those are questions that can't be answered, and that never should be asked!
For our past decisions shape us, and make us who we are.
The slightest of choices, leave their mark on the road maps to our souls.
Every single expecience, every pain, every joy, every love, and everyone.
They all add to the fabric of or being and leave a peice behind.
Our time here is brief. We know not when God will call us home.
Every second counts. Live each day as if it's your last.
Fill your time with things make you smile, dont waste it on the past.
Surround yourself with loved ones, friends and family alike.
Live for the moment, and always take that chance.
For our joy is out there somewhere though it may take risks to earn it!
We will never find our pleasure, if we focus on our pain.
Step outside your comfort zone and dont be afraid of change.
The goal of life is to find our soulmate and begin anew with them.
To start a family and teach them wrong from right.
We will never find that person, that kindered spirit, that ultimate joy.
If we refuse to open our eyes and put it all on the line.
They may be right infront of you, or they make takes years to find.
What we must hold on to is that the struggle, pain, and rejection will be worth it in the end.
True love is the souls recognition of its counterpoint in another.
When we find that yin to our yang, the one who makes us whole.
Every hurt will wash away and every scar will heal.
The past wont matter and our mistakes will dissappear.
The moral of these thoughts and ramblings, the message to take away?
Though our time to get it right is brief, and the burdens and pains may be great.
We must muddle through and trudge on.
For our final reward of true love and family, will be our greatest earthly reward!
