After working so hard for your wealth How would you act when it’s taken away? Will you still have hold on the meaning of self And to deal with anything, come what may?
millions of haikus written since the dawn of man is there a good one?
Keep writing!
Today’s Daily Stoic poem:
No Self-Flagellation Needed
Your self-criticism should not lead to guilt But lend itself to a life that’s constructive A standard should not be impossibly built Your example should be instructive
Don’t see yourself as more than you are Or value yourself less than you deserve Know that you’ve already made it this far Learn your weaknesses and hold your nerve
Form: Bloated Haiku (10-15-10 syllables) Rules: Subject must be cultural and philosophical
I totally made this up. Am I a creator?
Oh, this poem was inspired (and paraphrased) by this post on Substack by Jim Richardson. The poem is not particularly connected to the content as the paraphrasing is drawn from the first paragraph. I just liked these words and thoughts together.