One rarely knows the importance of a moment
Until it has passed
And we look on it with fondness and longing
To live that moment again.
To hear a voice, to feel a touch or gaze upon a face
We thought we had forever to gaze upon.
These become the memories we hold onto
For company in our darkest hours.
If only we knew in that instant
That it might be as fleeting as a breeze on a hot, humid day,
That time touches everyone time and time again
And takes times with it as it passes.
But if we knew the importance of every moment
And understood its fragility in our lives,
Would it not change the occasion itself
Thus, taking away its present meaning?
Still, could we live in the moment, love in the moment
And enjoy every moment
Not as if it’s the last, but as if it’s worthy
Of being remembered tomorrow?
Missing some moments at the moment.
About the Creator
Diane Frick
Hi! my name is Diane and I started writing poetry in fourth grade. I had a notebook of poems that got lost somewhere along the way, but I still love to write today. I hope you enjoy the thoughts from my insanity!
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