
Such little things they are
The tiniest, most innocuous of sights
So small as to never be of concern to most
Clinging to their hold, a hand needed before it goes to far
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The tinest of changes await the magic of power
Not in the hands of all that could wield
Its magic upon the world around them
Trying not the let their inners turn sour
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In small packages mortals don't see
Never knowing what greatness awaits
They continue to buzz around so average
Never knowing the heroes they might be
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Little things aren't important to thee
But the smallest things can deliver more power
Even if only to just one or two
Those small changes impact so powerfully
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The littlest things
A hope diamond to some
For that's all they hold onto
Most never see how they make them better beings
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The littlest things are the tiny, seemingly unimportant things, that go unnoticed. But, they are the things that make you better for doing, becase they matter so much. Remembering the littlest things, like kindness or understanding, even stepping up to offer a hand, or a moment of listening, can change people's entire day.
Sometimes, small things are the things that mattered, and went undone. To some it's the smallest thing in the world, such as a hug. Imagine going through your harshest days without the simple act of caring, and the contact with someone gained from a hug. And why is that so important? Because for nine months of our development, we're in contact with someone. We are creatures who's mental well being comes from many things, and physical connections are one of those things.
From each tiny act to every time someone chooses to pull someone up from the badness of their world, the little things are more powerful than you realize. So, take the time to commit to the little things, and try to appreciate the hero that made you to someone.
About the Creator
Jason Morton
From fiction to reality there’s tons to share about this crazy life. From being a single father, an officer, and having had many insane adventures while I learned about the world, my imagination runs wild with ideas.
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