I am of men
I am of men and earth.
I am of women and worth.
What I know now is now.
All the what's, whys and hows.
What I knew then is then.
The time before men.
I wish I could have known
what is now shown.
I wish I could teach
what is now out of reach.
But now I am just me.
That and a little more you see.
Not everything was for not
for there is that that is still sought.
A couple of years of maturing
does the soul a good nurturing.
Now I am more than before
and still growing some more.
No matter the regret I possess
nor of and mess.
Looking past the fine print.
To the point where I got the hint.
"Staying the same is commotion,
change is motion."
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