Forgotten, Gratitude
Forgotten, Gratitude
Is it so easy to forget?
Is it so mindless to remember?
And stiff to return gratitude?
We been dealing different emotion,
Differ in attitude and character;
Some is so mindful but often times empty-headed.
We are open warm hearted human being,
What we have and what we know we often shared;
We then wanted everyone to succeed.
We allotted some of our knowledge,
And sometimes it's not enough;
We force information into their mouths to feed.
But wait, hey haven't we missed something?
After the success have you forgotten?
Achieving what we have now,
Isn't because of some person?
Okey then let start to count back when,
You never been there, nor go anywhere;
If doesn't to that someone,
Who teach, and told this one.
Now can you think again?
Remembering and reminiscent,
Take a pause for minute;
Run your thoughts whom you need to thank after.
Have some question at that time,
And come to present how you been now?
How you get in here, how you came around?
Many accounts now slowly show,
Wondering how you been through;
And reality is so true we missed to say Thank You.
Indeed because we succeed we often forget,
Those people around who we owe some debt;
It's not the money if you think.
It's more worth it, more priceless,
We don't mind it but it's needed;
You don't need to pay for it,
But is it really hard to give?
To come from our deepest treats,
To say how lucky we get;
Is it so hard to say the words,
Those forgotten words you should.
Now it is the right time,
To tell those unuttered words;
Why not come for post,
Or say it in your own words.
To pay back the gratitude we indebted?
To show how grateful we are for our success?
To say some at least.
A big Thank You for thoughts,
I'm giving back your support;
Why not greet and say your...
Forgotten...Gratitude
What a great poem, it really speaks to me.
I'll add; is it so hard to smile? People are so sad these days..
That's is why we need to show a little smile in the street so wrinkles will be lessen hahaha
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