I am thinking about newly-hatched sea turtles,
and about how perfectly formed they are.
And about how, with independent instinct,
they head straight for the open ocean.
In our dream worlds,
where convention holds no sway,
we do the same.
Left to our own unencumbered instincts,
and when we are rested and happy,
we make choices that nourish our souls,
and the souls of those around us.
Finding a point of origin,
and finding where we belong,
are two sides of the selfsame coin.
Trundling into the sea of our own authenticity
may seem too simple, lacking in choice.
It is our bravest, most definitive act.
As vital to our real survival,
as to those tiny beings,
who innocently do as they must.
Oct 5, 2015
Oct 5, 2015 at 8:36 PM UTC
I am thinking about newly-hatched sea turtles,
and about how perfectly formed they are.
And about how, with independent instinct,
they head straight for the open ocean.
In our dream worlds,
where convention holds no sway,
we do the same.
Left to our own unencumbered instincts,
and when we are rested and happy,
we make choices that nourish our souls,
and the souls of those around us.
Finding a point of origin,
and finding where we belong,
are two sides of the selfsame coin.
Trundling into the sea of our own authenticity
may seem too simple, lacking in choice.
It is our bravest, most definitive act.
As vital to our real survival,
as to those tiny beings,
who innocently do as they must.
©Elisa Maria Argiro
