6 responses to “Destiny Maybe”

1. I can relate to your words here, Liam. I have arthritis in most of my joints, not crippling, just painful a lot of the time. I hope it never gets bad enough to keep me from painting.
   Sometimes because of it, and other health issues, I don’t see the point of keeping on. But so far, I still do. Some time ago, my husband stopped doing things that made him hurt or feel uncomfortable. And now, he’s paying for it.

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   • Fortunately, even though I’m sure that old ‘arther’ is affecting me a bit, it’s my inability to keep my hands steady and still while painting or writing for that matter, that give me pause. Since arriving in Tucson in ’19, I’ve ridden about 200 miles less each year since then. That year, I put 2000 miles on my bike. No, I have no intention of giving that up any time soon… But the poem expresses where my meditations and logic sometimes take me…; -)

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     • We are at that age where we have to accept the fact that we’re not spring chickens anymore, and have to adjust accordingly. A lot of my poetry has an aging theme…it’s my way of dealing with the inevitable. Like you, my thoughts take me there, and I put it to paper.

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     • True, and I do enjoy your reflections 😔 More of mine will be coming soon and dripping (probably) with cynical geezer-ness(?)…; -)~

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     • I look forward to reading what’s in your thoughts. You know so many of mine, it’s only fair. 🙂

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     • Thanks, Kate! I’ll try not to disappoint…; -)

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