My Future

anoldwoman

It is hard to move into the future.

You know not what will happen.

You are content with your life

and assume it will continue until the end.

 

And then it changes.

The foundation on which your life was built

is torn asunder

and you must move to a new paradigm.

 

Changing paradigms is so hard!

You have no clue what’s coming.

You can plan certain aspects but love and new friends

are not under your control.

 

I must rely on my higher power,

for I can only hope for true love.

I must believe good is coming to me

and my dreams will be fulfilled.

 

It has been a while since he granted my last wish.

The wish that I got but I wished I had not.

It was not the wish I should have wished.

My wish did not ask enough.

 

I loved my life with my wish as granted.

I had asked for a short term affair.

Twelve plus years it brought me much pleasure.

Then it ended, suddenly, unexpectedly, and cruelly.

 

Now I must move into the future alone. 

Frightened and full of doubt, I move on

into a new environment, a new paradigm.

Few believe I’m as determined as I am.

 

Every move is examined and debated.

I am chastised for my decisions every day.

The path is not only unclear; I am buffeted on the way

by forces of doubt, stress and opposition.

 

Moving on is all that matters; choose a direction and go.

Change your location, your friends, and your hobbies;

anything to make you grow.

Frightened and uncertain, you will know

That you are okay.

  • Author: anoldwoman (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 26th, 2017 21:25
  • Comment from author about the poem: I am moving to another city in December. My son is stressed out and yells at me every day. I must handle most transactions long distance and I have to collect enough money. None of that is a problem. My problem is will I find new friends and perhaps a love worth having.
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Comments2

  • Heather T

    Just today, a friend of mine said that happiness only comes from happenings, but true joy is never swayed by circumstances. My prayer is that you find joy. I'm glad that you are able to write and work your feelings through. Blessings.

  • anoldwoman

    Thank you both for your blessings both on my future and my poetry



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