Inspiration
Quiet desolation
Unborn innovation
Plateaued potential of the mind
As simple as a sentence
As quiet as a thought
Critical moments
Drawing forward from behind
Remembering the instruction left to cultivate the mind
Forgetting at dusk bindings
Forgetting at noon regrets
Taught to remember “all our yesterdays”
And give credit where it’s due
And so I do
I credit you, my teacher
For the moments of your life
For your desire to inspire
For teaching me
that to reverse the quiet desolation
And unborn innovation
One must listen to the past
And keep pushing toward the future
One must unlearn helplessness
And relearn passion
One must look to the moments and people who
As teachers
Are an inspiration
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