Tuesday, October 1, 2013

Almost Hopeless

It just goes to show you
That age really does not matter
Or determine
How someone acts or behaves

Maturity has nothing
To do with age
Mentality does
And knowledge may increase
But maturity? No

Adults are actually more unreasonable
More stubborn
And definitely more intentionally evil
If they are not unintentional

Just because you can smile
While cussing at someone
Speak in a gentle voice
While plotting evil
Does not make you mature

The hypocrisy
Of putting up a nice face
Not even aware of the hypocrisy
Feeling good for acting all so nice
Actually believing in the act

Fake smile
Fake humility
Fake show of nobility
Everything all manufactured
Is nothing short of abhorrent

It is no wonder why
Jesus said the kingdom of heaven
Is for those such as the children

It is almost hopeless



Friday, September 20, 2013

Another Day

About ten minutes I walk
To reach a place on the beach
Just by the road side
With sandy ground and tall weeds

On a clear sunny day
The sun low on the horizon

There is spent camp fire from the night before
Burnt woods gathered in center
Surrounded by logs and rocks

I find an open spot by the weeds
And sit leaning back on a log
Legs stretched out
Feeling the softness of sand

It is a cool afternoon 
Not quite winter but almost there 
Like 65 degrees getting cooler
Soft gusts of wind blowing time to time

Looking down I see
The waves crashing onto the shore
Where the ocean has receded and dark brown sand glistens 
Reflecting the setting sun

Far away at one end of the beach
I can see some people fishing
And wonder whether it was a good day

The beach stretches for miles to the other end
Being flat and almost seeming endless
People walking their dogs 
Children running and playing
Sound of the waves muffling their laughter

I look over the sea
Vast open sea as wide as the sky
The horizon appearing inperceptively curbed
With a tanker ship silhouetted by light
Appearing stationary 
But moving towards some destination

Sun is almost touching the horizon 
Its rays reflected on the ocean
Always looking bigger somehow 
As it is about to set

Few white clouds float far away 
Partially covering the sun
Already with some hint of orange
But slowly getting darker and richer
In pink, orange, and violate

And in front of the clouds
A flock of birds in perfect harmony
Migrates to warmer south

I lean back even more
And notice the crescent white moon 
Just starting to show

And from campfire afar
The scent of burning wood
Is carried by the wind

Everything in slow motion
In no hurry to end the day
Being part of the earth
Savoring each moment 

As I sit there admiring
The beauty, peace, and tranquility
Forgetting the passage of time
Watching the sun
Set to mark the end
Of another day







Tuesday, September 17, 2013

And Always Will Be

A moment can last a life time
And a lifetime only a moment
But nothing can exist
Without existing forever
Since time is infinite 
A momentary existence
Divided by infinity of time
Is nonexistent
Therefore it must be
Whatever was always is
And always will be
Just in different form
Of existence
For some






Saturday, August 24, 2013

The Initial Choice

Everyone makes mistakes
And some mistakes are immediately apparent
While others take years to realize

But what constitutes a mistake?
Undesired outcome?
Unexpected result?
Regret?

There is a difference between mistakes
And accidents

Accidents happen unintentionally
Unexpectedly
By forces outside of your control

Mistakes happen
When one makes a choice
And the result is not good

The act of choosing
Is not a mistake

The mistake is
Thinking that the choice
Is the right one

But since there is no way
To see the future

Whatever drives one to think
That a choice is the right choice

At that particular moment
Is not a mistake

So in essence
There are no mistakes in life
Just bad outcomes

And the outcomes
Are usually  based on
Your choices made after

The initial choice




Sunday, August 4, 2013

No Finish Line

You can only climb a mountain
If the mountain stays a mountain

You can only reach the summit
If the summit remains still

You can only win the race
If there is a finish line

But people of this world
Tries to climb a mountain that is not

Tries to reach the summit
That keeps on moving

Racing toward
No finish line

One blind man
Thousand blind men 

With a guiding principle
The principle of men

Blind men