Short Dwell In The Past Poems

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The Now

The world moves on
With or without you
You can't dwell in the past,
Nor stress about the future,
You must think about the now

The world will continue 
It will still spin way past our lives have ended,
So do not fear the future or cry over the past
Live in the now, think about today and what it might hold


My Shadow

I follow my shadow where ever he goes,
we walk in the darkness so nobody knows.
We dwell in the past, we like it that way,
keep your tomorrow we have yesterday.

When there are dark skies, we paint them all blue,
so heartache and storms we never go through.
Some call it fantasy, others denial,
I'll tell you the truth and lie with a smile.




4/10/20
Form: Rhyme

Sorrowful

Many of my thoughts dwell in the past Surely, I longed to feel the breeze of your touch Each day feels like a drag Down is where I pick myself up Please hear me when I say I say my heart is in vain Begged for it to come at peace to fix a broken piece Please listen to me when I say I say my soul is unease Wished to mend it with no more broken piece

The Zen of Love

Breathing deeply, relaxing tonight
Contemplating the truth of our love
I will not dwell in the past
Or dream of the future
But in this moment I know
I love you

This romantic moon
Has awakened
My love for you
My love actions speak
Louder than words

For our love 
Is a light
To be shared
And will never go out
At this moment I know
We are lovers

Enlightenment 

Nirvana

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Premium Member Moment

“Do not dwell in the past, do not dream of the future, concentrate the mind on the present moment.” Buddha

Mere seconds, minutes or hours comprise each day of your life.
Only when unconscious, in a coma or asleep
Might you be unaware of life’s pleasantries or strife.
Embrace the “now;” enjoy what you can, for time does not come cheap.
Nurture the meaningfulness in all that you do,
Treasuring each moment God has given you.
Form: Acrostic


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