Microscopic
Most of the time it’s easier to do the “wrong” thing
It seems like holiness, perfection
Are just much too high
I can’t reach it
I can’t jump anymore
The pains in my feet go screaming galore
So I just simply sit down and stare
Then my head goes down
I look toward the ground
To see if there might be some happiness there
I seen an ant moving along
Taking the crumb back to the nest
His contribution, though a total success,
Will never, ever be recognized amongst the masses
But then I realize
It was recognized by me
So in this thought I feel quite free
To share
Keep being you
For one much greater than you
Sees
And knows
You are a total success.
Maybe not anywhere near my “best” but at the same time I get the sense this crumb will make a difference somewhere…
Songs From the River 
It is 😊😊😊
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Yes, it is easier not to make an effort, and I’ve found that there are times when doing what I believe is right is not ignored but attracts anger and criticism. If I do make an effort, I suspect it’s because I think that I’ve let too much slide, too much go past in my life. Thank you for your thought-provoking words.
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You’re welcome. And thank you for taking the time to read this and give insight. It’s always appreciated 😊
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