What makes a year?
Logic says
Seconds, minutes, hours
Days, weeks, months
Equally spaced
To help us keep track-
Of what, I’m not sure
Oh, there’s no denying
The answer when
My birth year
Is subtracted
From the current year
But the larger
That number grows
The less it represents
Anything equally spaced
What makes a year?
My heart says
The love of others
The beauty of nature
Grief, heartache, and loss
Faith, hope, and love
None of which
Fit into any calendar
All of which
Even the torn edges
Can be transformed
Into a much-cherished
Collage of memories
“Torn edges”…yes
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Thank you, Mary. ☺️
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Your poem left me ponder this question, “How can I make use of the gift of having another day to live?” Thank you for the space to reflect and celebrate the years I’ve been given.❤️☮️
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Thanks for your reflection, Ali. ❤️
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Loved this ❤
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Thank you. 😊
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You rocked it🤗💞😉✌
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Thank you!
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My pleasure dear friend🤗
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