The Magic of learning
So they say it’s that time of the year.When learning is back in style,but if you think about it were would we be.If we didn’t learn anything.With that being said let see what learning did for you
“Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.”
― Mahatma Gandhi
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LESSONS LEARNED
Its come time learnin
Is back in style but
Really what
Have we learned
I think not
Time and time
Again they say
One and one is two
I think not
For all knows
That
One and one
Equal three
You me and baby make three
Time and time again
They say
When it rainin
The devil
Is beatin his wife
Had you even seen it
Are even heard
Time over time
Two many times
They say
That the world
Will change for the better
Not in this life time
It sure as heck
Didnt in the last
Two are waz it three
They also say
We got time on our side
I for one
Dont know
Who the heck told them that
Time is never on our side
Never waz
And surely never
Will it be
Satan didnt have
Time to git all he wanted
He wanted more
Adman and Eve
Surly didnt
They didnt wanna
Be ran outta paradise
And who would
Time
Its tickin down
Time to go folks
Ready are now
The flocks
Has been call
And have we learn
Any thing from
I think not
For if had there
Would be no need
For another world to come
Written By: Bettie Davis ——————————– © September o9 , 2o12
Each day we grow
For a day without learning is a day wasted know
Can you imagine going through a whole day without learning a thing now
No way even if asleep we learn from our dreams that magical show
We wake up looking back trying to understand, learn from the flow
The magic within that makes us feel as magical dreams we want to glow
Learning and growing from everything, everyone as our minds unfold
Keeping us young in many ways or the mind would be wasted we would fold
TRUTH BOOTH
It’s a cliche that we must learn
to avoid eternal burn.
Learning lifelines from our birth
to achieve intrinsic worth.
But learning is a two-edged sword.
Truth can help or vex your goard.
While learning falsehoods misdirect
to self-destructive genuflect.
Thus learning may advance your state,
or steal the dinner off your plate.
As magic as learning can be,
one must learn discriminately.
Important too to realize,
falsehood can come in a disguise;
present itself as passed dispute.
Blow that gas right out your chute!
Avoid assumptions based on past.
Seek true knowledge which will last.
Useful learning comes from the truth.
You’ll always find light at its booth!
Copyright September 9th 2012 RGD
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Learning to Feel Love
If I were to die tomorrow,
there’s one thing I’ve learned near and true.
Something drove away all my sorrow-
the beauty and magic of you.
Toil and training did much shape my fate.
We make our own luck was I heard to state.
Then you came along to demonstrate
life in your moments made joy so innate.
I feel your arrival shaped a better man.
I’ve learned from your luminosity as much as one can.
With heart of hearts willing to reiterate
living with your love has made life so great.
My wonderful friends please don’t go away.
I can be challenging, in truth I must say.
Life changed to the good when you accepted me –
beloved friends and contributors at CPC.
Tony
9/10/12
And a life-long learner I’ll always be. Such a wonderful tribute to the power and endurance of learning. Will do a bit of pondering and try to get back with something. Greetings and Good Morning and Happy Monday from Southern California. :love: :love: :love:
And as I love being a life-long learner and will always be one,
I’m back here with this much sooner than I anticipated . . . .
WHILE I STILL HAVE A CHANCE
Upon life’s twisting path,
step-by-step and around I go,
spinning and turning
and dancing about,
tasting the treats
offered along the way,
some sweet,
some sour ,
some bitter doses
of reality,
temporary roadblocks
across the path.
Getting from one end
to the other
of life’s adventurous path,
from the beginning to the end,
always a welcome challenge
to this ever-inquisitive child.
And what I’ve learned
along the way
and across the years,
each new experience
has colored the way
I view every day
and have made me
who I am today,
a life-long learner
who wouldn’t trade a thing
though so much of it
wasn’t in my original plan.
So — I don’t have time
to get stuck in any one place;
there’s too much I want to see,
to experience
and to do
while I still have a chance
to step outside of myself,
a bit braver and bolder now
than I ever was before,
when I was younger
and thought I had
all the time in the world.
So I guess nothing has changed,
one certain constant in my life,
a life-long learner I’ll always be,
learning from the birds and trees
and flowers and even the honeybees,
and from those who know
and who don’t mind teaching
me a thing or two or three
and reminding me each day
in such wonderful ways
that as long as I’m alive
I still have a lot to learn.
(c) barbara kausteklis 9-10-12
we live and learn from all of life’s nuances and each of us spins them into thoughts and words like this beautiful poem.
All wonderful pieces posted.