[The following wonderful poem was kindly shared with us by Judith Froemming. You can find many more sparklikng gems by Judith on her blog Formerly Serious Philosophy. If you are as taken aback by Judith's poetry as we are, you can let her know by clicking on the 'Like' button or leaving a comment at the bottom of this page. You can sign in to the comments widget using your Facebook or Google accounts or just leave a message without signing in. Enjoy!]

When I found myself without money,
I learned to share myself.
When I lost my house,
I became a traveler.
When I lost my parents,
...Mother Earth and Father Sky gave me a Family.
When I found myself without a child,
I re-parented myself.
When I lost my job,
I created my calling.
When I found myself without beliefs,
I learned compassion.
When I lost my direction,
I found my Way.

Judith's Blog: Formerly Serious Philosophy

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