When a child is born, it cannot walk let alone stand.
Over time the child will learn to walk.
Learning to walk the child must fall and fall and fall again.
In learning, the child will come to love the thrill of the walk and fall
It is overwhelmed with joy at the new found skill
But as a child, it doesn’t need to walk, it chooses to.
But in order to, the child must fall,
Til it understands where their feet are placed and the pace of each foot that goes in front of the other.
Then the child will fall, but with each failure it will learn.
After awhile the child doesn’t need to fall anymore, it’s learned what it needed and doesn’t need failure to be successful.
I no longer fall In love, I have fallen enough
I know what I want and I know what I need
I have fallen to the slightest of breezes and compliments
And stepped through the strongest of relationships.
No longer is falling in love the thrill
But knowing how to love the true joy I seek still
Sep 3, 2019
Sep 3, 2019 at 12:40 AM UTC
When a child is born, it cannot walk let alone stand.
Over time the child will learn to walk.
Learning to walk the child must fall and fall and fall again.
In learning, the child will come to love the thrill of the walk and fall
It is overwhelmed with joy at the new found skill
But as a child, it doesn’t need to walk, it chooses to.
But in order to, the child must fall,
Til it understands where their feet are placed and the pace of each foot that goes in front of the other.
Then the child will fall, but with each failure it will learn.
After awhile the child doesn’t need to fall anymore, it’s learned what it needed and doesn’t need failure to be successful.
I no longer fall In love, I have fallen enough
I know what I want and I know what I need
I have fallen to the slightest of breezes and compliments
And stepped through the strongest of relationships.
No longer is falling in love the thrill
But knowing how to love the true joy I seek still
This will be a multipart serious that will intertwine!
@IsaiahChavezPoetry
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