“There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.” -Albert Einstein
(I took the photo in Southern Maine.)
The Gate
Tag: death
I’m way behind. I’m sorry
My father is in the ICU and being shipped to Springfield, MA. I’m trying to launch
a new company, create jobs, be well. I can’t keep up. I can’t like and read blogs that I normally can. I’m sorry.
-M. Taggart
Be on, always again #poem
Talent finds her mouth
looking for soul
lost within failed
resource of support
She whispered to herself
‘Don’t we all.’
None said anything,
and walked away
Tomorrow will see me
again
-M. Taggart
Poem
There comes an early morning
when we look at the sky differently.
Our hands curl and change-
The crows call loudly, swoop,
and cackle-
It’s not too late.
-M. Taggart
A big box of matrix
“I’m not scared of death, it’s the process leading up to it that has my interest.” -M. Taggart
Poem-
Some people Love.
Some hate, choking on vile they created.
A few dance in and out,
looking at things that look back.
I like to think, maybe, about a laugh
I didn’t know, then speak it into being.
For the ones who hate without knowing-
That’ll be for them to solve.
Death is but stitch in the side.
It doesn’t end.
But our memory will be there.
-M. Taggart
Life
If a man tells you there’s no meaning to life, he’s already dead. Tell him. Tell him he’s dead and to crawl back into his crib until night comes without morning. -M. Taggart
Stay With Us
some things stay crooked in a thought
Right now
I’m hoping someone is still alive
Call has been made
while i listen to my young son sing downstairs
While i have a beer
While i’m just fine
Can you sit with me, thought?
please, stay a minute.
-M. Taggart
past
I’ve never died. I want to. I want to see. -M. Taggart
poem – live and let live
I dislike the dying telling the living how to be.
We all have our chance and it’s ours.
Never there’s. never was.
As if time will treat me any differently.
Never can. Never will.
And I’m fine with that.
It’s not death that cares.
-M. Taggart
