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Kenna Marie

If you don't learn to write your own story, someone else will write it for you

12 poems·Since July 2015
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Small Wheels

February 22, 2016

Small Wheels

Great events often turn on small wheels. 
It is a gear shift that is not easily obtained. 
By time thinning, moments to turn around for better is lessening. 
We don't build without foundation, the pyramids also we're not overnight. 
So to be wan and weary when the seemingly endless journey advances,
pace is adjustable. 
Baby steps are inevitable, but the worth of building up to better is just so patiently inclined.

 

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