Tuesday, March 25, 2008

The Comfort of the Unforeseen

Worry
is for the foreseen;
that which we can imagine.

The unforeseen,
the unimagined,
is never worried for.

The uninvited is received
by our most natural reaction.

A credit and a testament
unto ourselves.

2 comments:

thirdworstpoetinthegalaxy said...

Very well said — though I can't help but that think, for some of us, it's the unknown that drives us mad.

Extra Gravy said...

Thanks for comments guys.

3rdWorst: Daily news events leave me unable to disagree :-)