The Point Is

The Point Is

 

. . . variable,

depending on circumstances,

depending on who's defining the point.

 

The point is to learn.

The point is to feel.

The point is to know yourself.

The point is to make a pile of money.

The point is to live well.

The point is to help others.

The point is to hug,

but the point is to be detached, avoid clinging.

 

Your point and my point are not the same

so one of us must be right, the other wrong,

I'll let you guess which is which.

The point is to forgive others

(i.e., those who are wrong),

because it isn't their fault.

 

The point is to pay attention

to everything.

But bottom line?

The point is to love.

 

 

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Fw: Oops! Forgot to include September's Book List

Here are the best of the books I read in September. Hope you find a few you like,

 

Ann

Ripeness

Ripeness passes so soon into the overripe.

The firm and perfect banana becomes,

overnight,

fit only for banana bread,

delicious if you have the wit to lard it with walnuts.

The inside Of your avocado morphs

from its smooth green

(the colour of a 1950s refrigerator)

to an inedible pulpy brown.

 

And as with these fruits

so it is with us,

the humans only too aware

of the future that awaits.

During the fateful decade

between 80 and 90

we also morph (more slowly than a banana but faster

than, say, a sea turtle)

into an overripeness

that begs for the surcease

we can attain by resisting

the insistent aid of those

determined to prolong our being

until we are of no more use

than the aforementioned avocado.

 

 

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