curious, girl.
Ask the questions,
especially when only you
answer.
Photo by Annie Spratt on Unsplash
Liner Notes for This Groove: This elfchen is linked to the Friday Writings post at Poets and Storytellers United, Watching and Witnessing
Featuring poetic beats, lyrical storytelling, and other assorted jazz.
How terrible it would be to lead a life without curiosity! It's the spice of life!
ReplyDeleteIndeed, curiosity is the very first step to watching and witnessing! And finding our own answers may well be the best way to find those which matter to us most deeply.
ReplyDeleteYes always keep asking questions
ReplyDeleteOh absolutely!
ReplyDeleteYes! Gotta keep questioning!
ReplyDeleteYou may have the best answer.
ReplyDeleteGoogle is making me be anonymous,
Jim of Jim's Little Photo and Poem Place.
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Ask the question - yes!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant.
ReplyDeleteIn silence, our wisdom speaks loudest. Also, what Helen said.
ReplyDeleteThe lure of curiosity is good energy.
ReplyDeleteMuch💛love
I've always described myself as having terminal curiosity. I always want to know "the rest of the story", and sometimes people find that annoying....but as long as you're learning you're living!!
ReplyDeleteYour poem has me smiling. :-)
ReplyDeleteStaying curious has so many benefits. A short and sweet poem!
ReplyDeleteSo true! And short and sharp. :)
ReplyDeleteMay your (and our) curiosity flourish and grow, for this is truly a world filled with wonders, if only we open our eyes.
ReplyDeleteVery healthy to be curious!
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