as
babies
mobiles
hung
over our
cribs
because
motion is essential
it keeps
the mind busy
and
gives us something to focus on
to
remind us we are not alone
as
children
we sat
on the stoop
watching
cars go by
because
motion is essential
and not
every kid
lives on
a river
or has
access to the ocean
as
teenagers
we rode
up and down the streets
going
nowhere
because
motion is essential
and it’s
hard for emotions
or
problems
to catch
up to a moving target
as
adults
we are
constantly moving
proceeding
with caution, running errands
jumping
to conclusions
because
motion is essential
it keeps
us on our toes
distracting
us long enough
so we
don’t notice we are getting old
as
elderly
it’s
harder to move
with
aching bones, lost muscle tone
because
motion is essential
we hang
up bird feeders
and move
vicariously
via our
colorful, feathered friends
to
remind us we are not alone
No comments:
Post a Comment