Daily Reminders

[Paul Wittenberger]

Thanks to @Lique for sharing this! 😊

[Paul Wittenberger]

Thanks to @Alison Redford for the restack

[Paul Wittenberger]

Thanks to @Kathleen Hobbs for sharing this.

[Kathleen Hobbs]

You're welcome, Paul

[Kathleen Hobbs]

You’re welcome, Paul

[Martin Mc Carthy]

I just love listening to this, Paul. Great collaboration with our friend and musical maestro, Johnny.

In this era of Trump and his goon squad there if something hopeful in the fact that everything comes to an end, eventually.

Everything drops.

Everything falls.

Kings and empires, towers and walls.

Time is the sunset that always calls.

Everything drops.

Everything falls.

[Paul Wittenberger]

Thanks to @Ross Ion Coyle for the restack!

[Paul Wittenberger]

Good Thursday, @Deni, and thank you for sharing this

[Paul Wittenberger]

Thanks to @Frederick Fullerton for the restack.

[Paul McCutchen]

Reads a lot like the circle of life.

[Paul Wittenberger]

I think that idea was in my mind while writing the poem along with wanting to use the four elements in a poem.

[Jed Moffitt]

Timely repost. Nature always comes back to rebalance the score. Why she designed us to try to win at the expense of others remains somewhat of a mystery to me. I am sure she had her reasons.

[Paul Wittenberger]

I think that “win at the expense of others” is a human modification, rather than Nature’s intent. I could be wrong, though. I often am.

[Rolando Andrade]

Ending never ends.

[Patris]

Even when we want it to

[David Briggs]

Like the vision, theme and rhyme. The cheery, friendly melody seems inconsistent with the deep, sober reflection taking place.

[Paul Wittenberger]

Sometimes deep, sober reflections can be cheery, especially if one accepts the fact that everything ends, including deep, sober reflections.

[Rolando Andrade]

Wonderful Paul. I listened at least 20 times in a row... i felt it like a lullaby, a farewell lullaby

[Paul Wittenberger]

Thank you, Rolando. I hadn’t heard it in almost a year, so I thought I would post again. Johnny Duncan did an excellent job in bring it alive.

[Grace Drigo]

Love this 💙

[Paul Wittenberger]

Thank you, Grace 🩵🩵

[Kaci Rigney]

A beautiful poem (lyrics) lovely song. Enjoyed it immensely.

[Diane’s Blue Forum]

Perfect! On my playlist 💕💙🫶

[Paul Wittenberger]

Thanks, Diane 💙

[Poetry Tracks In Snow Holly L]

Beautiful audio; thanks for sharing a second time.

[Paul Wittenberger]

Thanks for listening, Holly.