“Too much time is squandered on
What was and
What might be
Leaving only table scraps for
What Is”
Wu Hsin from the Lost Writing of Wu Hsin translated by Roy Melvyn
Table scraps have their uses… yet are not enough.
“Too much time is squandered on
What was and
What might be
Leaving only table scraps for
What Is”
Wu Hsin from the Lost Writing of Wu Hsin translated by Roy Melvyn
Table scraps have their uses… yet are not enough.
Find Your Middle Ground 
Wonderfully connected 🙂 Wishing you a wonderful new week Val.. 🙂
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Good!
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Thank you!
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Lovely, Val. It sure did hit a nerve.
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Thank you Michele for taking time to pause here. ❤
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This is great Val. There is only ‘what is’ 🙂 Happy Monday.
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And what is, is all we really have Val. Kinda sad, isn’t it? ❤
Diana xo
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Agreed Diana … Its kinda sad that we don’t value what is as much as what coulda been and may be… Thank you! xo
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Needed this one today – been working on staying in the now the past couple of days, and I have such food issues that table scraps actually helped! LOL 🙂
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One breath and one step at a time Kate! Transitions are never easy, so the present moment becomes our touchtone…. even if its the scraps!
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Enjoyed the poem. Thanks, Val.
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Thanks Nancy. 💛
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That’s exactly the difficulty, to live here and now, but the “what is” is the only life we ever have.
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Wise words Tiny 😍
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