Doubt

Why?

One word with the power to

kick my brain from the inside.

Why did I pick this?

Why is it important to me?

Without this one word question

procrastination can run amok.

Why does finishing this matter?

Will anyone care?

Is it worth it?

I am just one

among billions.

Just plain old me.

What if I don’t?

What will be lost?

Will I cease to exist?

The why of

is always

the essential.

© Alicia Grimshaw 2017

Inspired by Nikki’s post titled “Doubts and Dreams” –  Flying Through Water

 

 

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13 thoughts on “Doubt

  1. The “why” is both the most important and the most difficult question, isn’t it? Sometimes I figure it out, and other times I’ve learned to live with the uncertainty, at least for a little while. But I believe it is always a good question to consider.

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    1. Thanks Nikki. The seed came from reading your post. I appreciate the inspiration we can give to each other through blogging.
      Keep writing your book and kicking doubt to the curb.

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  2. Another reflective, thoughtful poem from you, Ali. Why. That is always a ponderous question that has so many answers – and these answers may never satisfy us. What ceases to exist? Such an intriguing thought. I’m a believer in all good things come to an end at some point. Maybe that is the pessimist in me…but I like to be realitic a lot of the time.

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    1. Mabel, I so appreciate your thoughts. I don’t think that endings are pessimistic at all. An ending is necessary to have a beginning. I am committed to living a conscious life and with that comes a lot of questions from my little brain. Thanks for reading and sharing yourself openly. Have a great big beautiful day.

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  3. Loved this post, I completely understand. Thank you for sharing! I love your content and I’m looking forward to reading your future posts.

    Come visit some time!

    💗, Mena from noirerewritten.com

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