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Life is like a grab bag full of mystery... The hand goes in and feels around The tingling on the fingertips says pick The mind says, stir it around some The fingers grasp an item and feel it What is it?  Is it nice? Is it pretty? Is it in one piece or is it broken? Is it what I've been looking for? Will it disappoint me instead? My heart beats fast with anticipation Also with a stream of fear, should I? Do I take it out to look or drop it back in? I choose to drop the item back in Should I stir it up again and choose? Oh my Lord, what do I do? What if it will break my heart? I take out my hand and sit back I stare at that mystery bag and think What if I choose not to take anything? Will I be safe and sound then? Nothing to cause my fear or dread? No broken heart Who wants a mystery in life anyway? I do...
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Sep 17, 2024
Sep 17, 2024 at 11:57 PM UTC
Life is a Mystery
Life is like a grab bag full of mystery... The hand goes in and feels around The tingling on the fingertips says pick The mind says, stir it around some The fingers grasp an item and feel it What is it?  Is it nice? Is it pretty? Is it in one piece or is it broken? Is it what I've been looking for? Will it disappoint me instead? My heart beats fast with anticipation Also with a stream of fear, should I? Do I take it out to look or drop it back in? I choose to drop the item back in Should I stir it up again and choose? Oh my Lord, what do I do? What if it will break my heart? I take out my hand and sit back I stare at that mystery bag and think What if I choose not to take anything? Will I be safe and sound then? Nothing to cause my fear or dread? No broken heart Who wants a mystery in life anyway? I do...
Life is always seeking what's around the next corner, who will I meet, where will I be, will I be happy. Keep life a mystery to keep it interesting and exciting.
julia-l-carlson-vogel
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59/F/Minnesota
Sep 17, 2024
Sep 17, 2024 at 11:57 PM UTC
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