A Poem: Ordinariness, I think I admire the most |
Ordinary Ambition is such a grand pursuit, I admire it so A freedom to create and express Wealth and fame, Success Oh, how nice and fun! I enjoy the finer things too, A nice glass of wine, A pretty dress, Glittery gold They can be nice. Stars and suns and oceans too Very Admirable indeed Talent Yes, I admire that also, The inner pursuit as well. The spiritual soul, The one who keeps discovering themselves The one who knows they don’t know All there is, And never can I admire the mystery, I admire their courage I admire The one who keeps falling over and still getting up. I admire the tired man, Maybe depressed in his ways, Who still comes home and kisses his wife. Tired as he is. I admire The Waitress, Smiling At me, I know how long she has smiled At people today And still she smiles, At me. I admire the comfort of my legs, Draped over a past love, Touch, And welcome, in old slacks, With weary eyes. I admire my brother, his emojis full of kisses, and how he calls me “Sweetie” I admire crooked teeth, And grey hairs. Pot belly’s, Sugar in tea Cups with cracks Afternoon naps Old photos of bad outfits, Once worn, With forever friends. I admire belly laughs Oh, And snorts, They are the best. The Ordinary Your Ordinariness. And Mine Ordinariness, I think I admire The Most. Ali xxx |