Mindful

You catch them hanging out
Pretty much on the edge 
Of the cranium
Where they like to lay their eggs

They keep you remembering
All that you should know
If you need to have a name
They go by the mindful

Once the eggs have hatched
You'll be mindful of this and that
Keeping you on your guard
Of what should be done and said

Into your brain they will burn
All in life we need to learn
Keeping an eye on those around
Is mostly the mindful's concern

They take it to task amongst themselves
To be mindful of everyone else
For after all isn't that 
What a mindful life is all about

So don't be scared, don't be afraid
When you feel an itching of the brain
It's just the mindful laying ground
Soon enough to be paved

Making sure the road ahead's
Not too bumpy or too rough
As you're on your way to what
You should be mindful of
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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September 17, 2016 at 7:33 PM
Okeydokey Mike, I just hope people don't think I have lice, lol! ;0 I think you just scratched the surface of this subject matter in this original poem!:)
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