A Conversation with Change
This poem is a conversation between two characters: A person and Change.
You’re here, I didn’t expect you now. Change. What do you expect? Change. What are you asking me to do – who are you asking me to become? Change. I’ve never heard this before. (You’ve heard it now!) Change your mind. This is different; I’m learning something new. Change your mind. I don’t know everything I should. This is good. This is hard, changing your mind. I wish I didn’t have so much to learn. Change you. I’m willing to try. Change you. In time, we will figure out how to solve this. Change you. It isn’t perfect, but we have a start. Change you. We must find a way to truly and honestly love one another. Changed.
Siblings of humanity…it’s time to change our minds.
About the Creator
Tara Eastman
Pastor, Feminist, Creative.
"Holy Shenanigans Podcast” Muse. Seeker of beauty.
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