Food for thought..5!

hmmmm...

Sunrise to Sunset 

The Earth moves on 

For days, decades, centuries and millenniums

Have you moved on yet?? 

Reviews

[CreativeStroke]

Definitely a logical question most people are too afraid to answer. Nice write!

[Ami Bovurd]

dats luvly.. so much to do :)

[Leslie Philibert]

Food for thought indeed. Very good.

[Coyote Poetry]

A logical question. When I was station in California I felt a earthquake. Thank you for sharing the excellent poem.
Coyote

[Frieda P]

You should pose that question to Peter, Tink. :-)

Dashing artistry. Nice.

[PP]

hahahaha...Frieda you are a genius!! Since I have my philosophy head on today you will have to see the philosophical meaning of what you have denoted! Here it goes-

We often blame our own selves for situations around us that we always think or wish that we could change! But in theory we have actually moved on and it is some people that are around who needs to get a move on!

I will be interrogating Peter all day today ;-)

[Frieda P]

I knew that. ha :-)

[PP]

haha ;-)

[Frieda P]

I'm 'ready to move on' to #6!!!

[PP]

aaaha!

[Frieda P]

Take your time I still have 999 RR's to read. :-P

[PP]

999!

[PP]

There I see some poetic emergency!

[Frieda P]

You should also attend my Sarcasm for Dummies class. lol ;-P

[PP]

Do you do degree level courses then?!?!

[Salar Majak]

moving on, going forward,and never looking back, great thought! i love it!!!!

[PP]

Thank you Aurora :-)

[Salar Majak]

you are most welcome :)

[PP]

:)

[Clockwork]

I can apply this poem directly to my thought about my current college situation It is very thought provoking for me because I have struggled to answer this question lately. Truth by told, I haven't moved on. Enough about me.

You posed the question in a skillful way. The opening lines remind the reader about the impermanence of life, but the opportunity of living and moving as well. Through your words, you ask the reader if they have taken up the gift of movement. I think that is a challenge for the reader to explore the world and see what is truly out there in the world.

[PP]

Just close your eyes..ask the question to yourself again..In that vast space of darkness in front of you the answer will come flying to you! You may think / evaluate the situation millions of times after it, but the picture that had appeared against the dark screen, instinctively should be the answer to your question!

hahaha..my philosophical side is oozing out! Sorry Christian no more philosophies..I can't agree more with your logic of movement..I am glad you enjoyed reading this one:)

[Clockwork]

Thanks very much for the poem and your philosophies :-)

[PP]

haha..my pleasure as always :)

[Ambereen]

Beautiful... Loved the way you put forth the question

[PP]

Thank you Ambreen :)

[KeeD]

:) never have I seen a question asked more beautifully.
Peers into one soul and still the answer vague as the soul still reflects on the magnificence of such a fragile yet wondrous question.

[PP]

Kee beautiful questions invoke meaningful answers! Have you got a reply from your mind yet ?!

[KeeD]

I sure have :) thank you for such amazing poetry :)

[PP]

I am glad you do..and my pleasure :)

[DrD]

I sometimes like to ask people, "What is the longest trip you ever took?" They tell me of journeys near and far but they are never aware that they have traveled billions of miles on their planet whirling trhough space, creating days and nights, seasons and centuries, in the grand journey we call life.
Yes, Princess, I have moved on.

[PP]

Thank you David, now this is what I call 'making a point'! Genius :-)