Bewildered Perplexed Confused
Bewildered Perplexed Confused …

Today is supposed to be packing day,
to get ready for the big move
to a new place of residence, a new home,
yet here I sit staring at the little mountain,
wondering what happened to me,
and why I am bewildered perplexed confused.
I feel the urge to cry out for help,
help to soothe my soul, my heart,
yet who do I reach out to now
I wonder, for I did reach out to
confirm my thoughts, my hopes,
and did not really get any encouragement.
I have faith in myself,
I always know within what are my truths
and am able to see what others do not,
I know when all is right in my life,
when something wished for is happening,
now I am bewildered perplexed confused.
Sure tis of my own making I cannot seem to
motivate myself to get up
and start working to organize my day,
to understand why I am feeling hurt and pain,
as if I just lost something very precious.
Is their any merit as to what is going on with me?
This I do not yet know,
I have to open my eyes, my mind,
and look again at all the words
which sent me to a glorious place,
as if a revalation enlightened my soul
and filled my heart with ever more love.
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© 2018 Phyllis Doyle Burns
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We human beings are not particularly good with change, and as we get older we are even less able to handle massive change like moving house. All I can say is that if you look at it with promise, you will come out the other side sooner than later. Those feelings of confusion are just the mind trying to assimilate all the change. Again its not what we do by how we do it that determines our experience, so don’t judge, just go through the steps confidently and all will settle down quickly. We always have choices when faced with change, choices as to how we respond to it. Choose a fateful acceptance and all will be well. Take care.
Thank you so much, Tony. I will remember that and know I will be okay. Take care dear poet. x