I had a tiny inflatable boat
boat to sail the seas
the seas to show me the world
the world to teach me lessons
lessons to improve my character
character to reach my purpose
purpose to bring me home
home where I anchor my boat.
I had a tiny inflatable boat
boat to sail the seas
the seas to show me the world
the world to teach me lessons
lessons to improve my character
character to reach my purpose
purpose to bring me home
home where I anchor my boat.
TINY LESSONS BLOG 
This is so beautiful and actually speaks to me on a personal level.
Thank you Noora. I’m always hoping that my poems will speak to someone because I often write about what speaks to me at the time.
Beautiful …
Thanks! I’m happy you liked it, thanks for visiting!
The image of the ‘anchor’ really speaks to me. I’m constantly yearning to be more anchored, more grounded in life. A little adventure never hurts along the way! 🙂
Thanks Anka! That’s exactly how I see it.
my husband and I just adore boats…this spoke to me.
I love boats too, both to watch them and to be on the water!
Beautifully crafted. I like these chained poems…
Thanks Melody! This was my first one…needed to try!
That’s how we improve our craft and challenge our limits – and grow as artists!
Amen to that!
and the boat, as a mirror, helped to see the true reflection…as to who you are !!
That’s right!
My favorite; this one. I needed this today. ❀ ✿ ❁ ✾
Thank you!
Beautiful. I’ve had similar feelings lately, while it’s so nice to get away, it’s always great to get home.
Thanks! That’s true – home becomes dear when you go away sometimes – and it assumes the meaning of an “anchor”.
Lovely; I feel I need to sing those words.
I think I can hear you!!
Beautiful. Greece and sea – they belong together.
yes, they do! Thanks.