True Treasure
January 14, 2008 at 9:00 pm | In "Fifty Five Words ", poésie | 30 CommentsLearning an art,
Teaching a pupil,
Understanding a friend,
Growing in a relationship,
Parenting a kid,
Achieving career success,
Quest for knowledge,
So many tasks,
So many challenges.
Wish I had a magic wand,
Or a map of sorts,
Leading way to the treasure,
A solution to all challenges.
“Patience”, A treasure,
True treasure indeed.
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Prompt over at writer’s island this week is “treasure”, I have been struggling with patience for a long long time, I seem to be failing to develop the most important skill in human survival.
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Beautiful.. and you are right, patience is a true treasure indeed.. If you do get the map, do send it my way
Comment by preethi — January 14, 2008 #
wait till you parent a child…you’ll realize that you had patience all along but was waiting for the right forum to show it
Comment by Thinking aloud — January 15, 2008 #
I could use plenty of it, if you ask me, patience is sure a virtue…very nice take indeed!
Comment by UL — January 15, 2008 #
Those are indeed true treasures!
Comment by Forgetfulone — January 15, 2008 #
i guess no need of magic wands. your heart is powerful enough to grant them
Comment by totomai — January 15, 2008 #
what lovely treasures – maps are in short supply, I hear!
Comment by Tumblewords — January 15, 2008 #
True treasures one and all. Learning to be patient is a great gift once we stop fighting ourselves. Great poem.
Comment by Herb Urban — January 15, 2008 #
I am learning to acquire that treasure, patience, that is!!
Comment by gautami — January 15, 2008 #
Indeed. A treasure I wish I had.
Thanks for stopping by!
Comment by Jenn — January 15, 2008 #
You said it. One of the most precious of treasures, learning to be patient. Lovely.
Comment by Captain Cat — January 15, 2008 #
patience isindeed a treasure
Comment by Crafty Green Poet — January 15, 2008 #
Very very right! Patience is indeed a great treasure–and I need some of it badly, RIGHT NOW!
Comment by Ps — January 15, 2008 #
My mother always said patience is a virtue; not sure it’s one I’ve acquired. Lovely poem!
Comment by Paris Parfait — January 15, 2008 #
very nicely said rambler… and i do like your avatar!!!!!
Comment by whypaisley — January 15, 2008 #
nicely written…well done.
Comment by rebecca — January 15, 2008 #
So many things to treasure and I too was told that patience is a virtue – one that I lack.
Comment by watermaid — January 15, 2008 #
Beautiful wonderful treasures indeed!
Comment by Mary T. — January 16, 2008 #
Patience. I just wish I had more!
Comment by keith hillman — January 16, 2008 #
I like the list you made at the beginning and then the one added item at the end! Nicely done.
Comment by Linda Jacobs — January 16, 2008 #
Beautifully done and I need me one of those maps! lol
Comment by Tammy — January 16, 2008 #
A treasure, indeed! Nice job.
Comment by Mad Kane — January 16, 2008 #
patience hasn’t found me yet either…… or me IT! Though I do see glimpses of it in some of the activities I do more so than in others.
nice take on the prompt.
Comment by awareness — January 16, 2008 #
Lovely Rambler… patience is a treasure indeed, but you’ve captured these qualities here in a way that is precious…
Comment by Lea — January 16, 2008 #
lea said it … you have captured the qualities perfectly ……
it was really lovely …. one does gradually learn to patient when you have a little sister who thinks she can get anything she wants …. ;p
Comment by bluebutterfly — January 16, 2008 #
Lovely!Patience is one of the greatest treasures in this world!Wish I had more of it myself
Comment by Sameera — January 16, 2008 #
i like your list of treasures! …and yes, i believe u r correct patience is the true treasure…
Comment by LittleWing — January 17, 2008 #
Lovely treasures indeed, and if you find that magical source of extra patience, please send some my way too.
Comment by Robin — January 17, 2008 #
So true, so lovely, Thank YOU!
Comment by Redness — January 17, 2008 #
Lovely poem.. I usually cant appreciate long and complicated ones – but in your case, you always keep them simple and enchanting…
You are amazing when it comes to poetry rambler…
Way to go!!!
Comment by RustyNeurons — January 18, 2008 #
Oh, rambler. Too true; too true!
Comment by Susan Helene Gottfried — January 19, 2008 #