"What's Next?"
Once-Teacher (with resources!), Teach For America Staff, Writer, Runner, Reader, Actress, Dancer. Always on the lookout for what challenge to take on next | Writing/thoughts/opinions are my own.
President Bartlet: When I ask 'What's Next?' it means I'm ready to move on to other things. So, what's next?
-The West Wing
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Something will be born from
this goodbye. In the pain of
setting forth, something will die.
With the release of the old
comes a moment when nothing
is firmly held, and the unknown
burns the bridges of the past.
When the smoke clears, my eyes
seek out the new horizon.
Nothing is known here, but
the air is sweet and breathing
deeply I see long dormant
seeds send up their shoots
from the fertile ground of change.
As leaves unfurl to meet the sun,
the circle is complete.
I will not forget a single
step of this journey, nor will I
let comfort lock me
in its warm embrace.
I do not know what fruit these
seeds will bear, but I have faith
that what is taking root today
will surprise me with its vigor.
In birth and death,
in breath and the final exhalation,
there is pain and the movement
into truth. I take the step
that I am called to even if
I do not know the final destination.Setting Forth - Danna Faulds
I am so full of blessings, love, and light for the people in my life. And I’m so excited to see where our journey’s take us next.
PS thanks to the lovely Kat Reiner for this poem.
