I have thrown away everything I ever
had.
I'm not saying that I've missed it.
The theory behind throwing it away is
that I wouldn't,
So I just walk out, just close the
door,
Say “I don't love these things,”
and leave them behind,
Over and over and over again.
But what if someone does love those
things?
Well, perhaps that someone has them
now?
And what if I find something that I
want to keep?
Will I still walk out and close the
door on it?
Can I learn to put my wants before my
habits?
The one harsh truth of my life seems to
be this:
That if I never need anything, I will
never have anything.
Nice introspective premise for a poem; A Kris Kristofferson moment (Bobby McGee) for sure, but, a question to ponder regarding wants, needs and habits: Did you toss a monkey-wrench at Maslow's Pyramid just inside that door? Only ask, because I am an island, m
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